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FIS-abbrev. Free-in-Store.
Functional_Modi-see Feature Modification.
the commonest of three financial ratios used to evaluate a firm's liquidity, current assets are expressed as a percentage of current liabilities. See Acid-Test Ratio, Quick Ratio.
Market_Nicher
a company whose products serve segments too small to be of interest to firms with larger shares of t ...
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Probability_Sam-a sample in which each individual within a total population has a known chance of being chosen.
Brand_Life_Cycl-a concept, building on the product life cycle concept, which states that brands also have a life cycle - introduction, growth, maturity, decline - and that particular brand management strategies are appropriate at each stage. See Product Life Cycle.
Brand_Harvestin
decreasing marketing expenditure on a brand to zero, or to a minimal level, when sales and profits b ...
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Product_Differe-an approach to marketing in which a company disregards market segmentation but produces goods and services that are different from others on the market.
Agricultural_Co-an organisation formed by a group of farmers to achieve some or all of the advantages of large-scale marketing.
Bartering
exchanging goods for others of equal value. ...
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Basic_Stock-the level of inventory required to meet the desired service standard taking into account the expected rate of depletion and the order lead time.
Product_Orienta-a management philosophy, concept, focus or state of mind which emphasises the quality of the product rather than the needs and wants of the target market, the orientation assumes that consumers will favour products that offer the most quality, performance and features and that the organisation's objectives will be most readily achieved by a concentration on these.
New_Product_Dev
the creation of new products needed for growth or to replace those in the decline stage of their lif ...
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Outside_Order_T-a salesperson who visits customers to write up orders but is not responsible for persuading them to buy. See Inside Order-Taker.
Marketing_Infor-an organisational section or entity whose purpose is to gather, organise, store, retrieve and analyse data relevant to a firm's past, present and future operations on an on-going basis in order provide support for management's marketing decisions, its four major components are an internal records bank (internally generated marketing information), a marketing intelligence bank (information from external sources), an analytical bank (statistical techniques and mathematical models), and an 'ad hoc' marketing research bank (research into non-recurring problems).
Comparative_Inf
one of three types of influence exerted on consumers (with informational influence and normative inf ...
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Curbside_Sales_-informal coaching or training of a sales representative by a supervisor in the field. See Buddy System, Formal Training, On-the-Job Training.
Central_Busines-the region of a city where retail and other businesses are concentrated, with a consequent high volume of traffic.