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Compatibility-the extent to which a new product requires consumers to adjust to unfamiliar methods of use, a major determinant of the rate of new product adoption. See Adoption Rate Determinants.
Marginal_Profit-the change in the total profit that results from the sale of an additional unit.
one of the four characteristics (with inseparability, intangibility and variability) which distinguish a service, perishability expresses the notion that a service cannot be made in advance and stored. See Sercices Marketing, Inseparability, Intangibility, Variability.
Reusable_Contai
a type of consumer sales promotion in which potential customers are encouraged to buy a particular p ...
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Quantity_Discou-a price reduction made to encourage a purchaser to order a larger quantity than would otherwise have been purchased.
Discontinuous_I-entirely new-to-the world products made to perform a function for which no product has existed previously.
Model_Bank
a variety of mathematic models used in a marketing information system to simulate real-life situatio ...
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Full_Function_M-see Full-Service Wholesaler.
Cumulative_Quan-a price reduction offered to a purchaser in which the amount of the discount increases over time with the volume purchased. See Non-Cumulative Quantity Discount.
Special_Rate
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Account_Objecti-the specific aims and sales goals to be achieved within a specified period by a salesperson for an account for which he or she is responsible.
Multiple_Market-more than one distribution channel serving either a single market or different target markets. See Multi-Channel Marketing System.
Expected_Value_
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Competition-see Competitors.
Downside_Inelas-a term used in reference to the sensitivity of consumers to a decrease in the price of a particular product, downside inelasticity means that there is no significant increase in demand as the price falls. See Downside Elasticity, Upside Elasticity, Upside Inelasticity.