Summarise and provide examples of transaction alternatives between businesses, consumers and governmental organisations

Q: Describe the sustainability principles marketers can use to operate in a responsible and ethical…

A: Following are the sustainable marketing principles: Consumer-Oriented Marketing Consumer-oriented…

Q: how do business and the society benefit from marketing

A: Marketing can be explained as the activities that the company undertakes that the company undertakes…

Q: Summarize stakeholders and the market landscape

A: Stakeholders - They are either the individuals or entities who have a vested interest in the…

Q: Cite consumer actions for minimal environmental impact other than recycling

A: Introduction:- Developing countries Such as india, which are known for their human religious…

Q: Describe the ethical issues in marketing

A: Marketing refers to activities of a company associated with buying and selling a product or service.…

Q: Cite a situation wherein collective action problem may arise when firms practice market integration…

A: Introduction;- The collective action problem is a difficulty that arises from impediments that tend…

Q: Determine the key objectives of business

A: Businss has several objectives. Entrepreneurs draw up a strategy that is translated through…

Q: Explain how consumer behaviour and perception of sustainability prevents companies from implementing…

A: INTRODCTION:- The studies of consumers, communities, or organisations, as well as all behaviours…

Q: Explain consumerism to promote sustainable marketing.

A: Consumerism: An organized movement of citizens and government agencies to improve the rights and…

Q: Compare the ethical and social behaviour of a beverage franchise and a clothing retail outlet

A: Following is the example of ethical and social behavior of a beverage franchise (Starbucks) and a…

Q: List three barriers that stop companies from engaging in the circular economy

A: Thr concept of circular economy is gaining high recognition in the recent market trends. It aims to…

Q: supermarket = input,  transformation , output, Internal environment and  industry Environment

A: Meaning of Super markets:- A general store is a self-administration shop offering a wide assortment…

Q: what have enlightened companies taken to carry out socially responsible and ethical marketing that…

A: Marketing ethics is a set of rules that avoid any sort of unwanted situations by companies and carry…

Q: Give examples of consumer behaviour theories that affect sustainable consumption

A: Ans. Introduction   Sustainable consumer behaviour is the perception of the consumers about the…

Q: Identify the major social criticisms of marketing.

A: Social criticisms of marketing includes the unfair marketing practices that is not liked by the…

Q: Define the term trade promotion?

A: It is a sales facilitation practice aimed at selling on ground market scenarios.

Q: describe the attributes of a business that acts as a decolonial agent.

A: The decolonial agent refers to the making any society free from the large companies. These large…

Q: Understand the importance of ethicalmarketing practices

A: The process of promoting goods and services for the benefit of the environment and society is known…

Q: Give as many examples as you can of how Unilever is defying common social criticisms of marketing.

A: Becoming the primary blue-chip company to offer investors a say on its climate strategy, Unilever’s…

Q: Distinguish among industrial, reseller, and government organizational markets.

A: Any goods or services produced with a motive to be sold. These products are either sold in consumer…

Q: Do middlemen increase the cost of products?  Would consumers be worse off without middlemen?

A: The presence of intermediaries in the marketing chains serves as an important transacting link in…

Q: Describe the role and the relationship of IMC to the marketing mix.

A: The objective of integrated marketing is to deliver a consistent and clear marketing message to the…

Q: List the Primary Laws that affect Marketing?

A: There are certain conflicts that arise when the laws are misinterpreted by the marketers or when the…

Q: Identify some recent technological innovations in the marketplace and describe how they have…

A: Technological innovations are the introduction of new products and processes with the help of…

Q: What are the reasons that Producers sell directly to consumers?

A: There are four channels of distribution. 1. Direct selling2. Selling through intermediaries3. Dual…

Q: State the difference between Political and Legal Factors of marketing?

A: Because political decisions are frequently turned into laws, there are obvious connections between…

Q: What steps have enlightened companies taken to carry out socially responsible and ethical marketing…

A: Impact of marketing on consumers: Huge price - The price of products and services increases due to…

Q: Explain how regulatory forces ensure competition and protect producers and consumers.

A: Regulation exists to protect companies and customers.

Q: Outputs derived from a business policy

A: Outputs derived from a business policy is as follows:

Q: ffective is E-commerce in south Africa

A: For the first time in its history, the South African eCommerce industry is expanding at a fast pace.…

Q: Explain in detail how marketing plays an important role in society

A: The act of making consumers aware the positive characteristics about a product and encouraging them…

Q: Compare institutional and government markets. Explain their buying decisions

A: A business buying decision process can be defined as a process in which a company recognizes the…

Q: Perform online research on consumer protection laws in your state. Then, write a short essay on the…

A: Consumer protection act 1986  seeks to promote and protect the interest of consumers against…

Q: Explain the four types of business competition.

A: Business Competition- Business competition is the rivalry or race among the business competitors…

Q: Discuss how roles and responsibilities of marketing relate to the wider organisational context

A: WIDER ORGANIZATIONS: In this age of globalization, various organizations have started growing big.…

Q: Why should an organization follow a promote-from-within policy

A: Policies are intended to guide employees while also protecting the company's worth. It aids in the…