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Marketing Management Study Set 8
Quiz 3: Collecting Information and Forecasting Demand
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Question 141
True/False
Market demand for a product is the total volume that would be bought by a defined customer group in a defined geographical area in a defined time period in a defined marketing environment under a defined marketing program.
Question 142
Essay
Suppose the brand development index of the detergent manufactured by Fasclean in Boston is 90 and in Austin is 48. Compare the marketing opportunity of Fasclean detergent in the two cities.
Question 143
True/False
Forecasting is the art of anticipating what buyers are likely to do under a given set of conditions.
Question 144
Essay
If the ratio between current and potential levels of market demand is close to one, what can you infer about the industry's market-penetration index and the growth potential of the firms in the industry?
Question 145
Essay
Simpsons, a manufacturer of air conditioners, finds that its sales potential is less than its market potential even when it spends a sufficient amount on advertisements and after sale services. What is the basic reason behind such an observation by the marketers of Simpsons?
Question 146
Essay
Suppose a cotton-textile company wants to estimate the area market potential for its high quality fabrics in Houston. List the possible steps that the marketers will follow to compute the area market potential.
Question 147
Short Answer
Suppose 100 million people consume black tea every year, and an average consumer consumes 8 kgs of tea at an average price of $3 per kg. Compute the total market potential for tea.
Question 148
Essay
What does total market potential mean? How can it be estimated?
Question 149
True/False
Sales reps might have better insight into developing trends than any other group, and forecasting might give them greater confidence in their sales quotas and more incentive to achieve them.
Question 150
Essay
Suppose Redbus, a player in the small car market, is planning to launch its new range of hybrid cars. It decides to estimate the future demand for its new car before launching it in the market. If interviewing consumers is not practical, what alternative technique might it resort to?
Question 151
Essay
Suppose the Belgian government prohibits sale of cigarettes to people below 20 years of age. Who are likely to comprise the qualified available market for Dunhill, a manufacturer of herbal cigarettes in Belgium?