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RPM-abbrev. Resale Price Maintenance.
Licensed_Produc-marketing plans and actions based on the use of licensed characters. See Licensed Characters.
Recruiting
see Sales Personnel Recruitment.
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Expressive_(Soc
one of four social styles (with Amiable, Analytical and Expressive) commonly used to classify salesp ...
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Psychodrawing-a nonverbal, qualitative marketing research technique in which respondents use colours, shapes, symbols, etc. to express their feelings about certain products or brands. See Qualitative Marketing Research.
Exclusive_Sales-a region in which a distributor has been given sole rights to a manufacturer's product.
Communicability
the extent to which the benefits of a new product are likely to be noticed and discussed by consumer ...
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Marginal_Analys-the determination of the change in total revenue and total cost that results from the sale of one more unit.
Promotion_Manag-an individual within an organisation responsible for promotional activities and campaigns.
Manufacturers_R
see Manufacturers' Agent. ...
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Administered_Ch-see Administered Vertical Marketing System.
Discontinuous_I-entirely new-to-the world products made to perform a function for which no product has existed previously.
Basic_Accountin
the balancing relationship between a firm's assets and the sum of its liabilities and equity. ...
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Merchant-_an independent marketing intermediary.
Drop_In_Product-a product that is so nearly identical to that of a competitor that it can be 'dropped in' to the competitor's equipment or machinery without the need to alter settings and without affecting performance.
Economic_Foreca
a prediction of the likely impact on the business environment of factors such as inflation, interest ...
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Purchase_Probab-a tool used in marketing research surveys of buying intentions, respondents are asked to rate the likelihood of their purchase of a particular product on a scale ranging, for example, from 'definitely not' to 'certain to buy'.
Microscheduling-the allocating of the total expenditure on advertising within a short period in order to obtain maximum impact.
