What are the characteristic of prospectors? a) Broad domain and in a continuous state of development b) Invest heavily in environmental scanning and monitoring c) Continuously searching for new market d) A and B e) A and B and C

which of the following is closest to reality 1) Both relationship and transactional marketing are optimal in the short run 2) Transaction marketing is optimal in the short run, while relationship marketing is optimal in the long run 3) Transaction marketing is optimal in the long run, while relationship marketing is optimal in the short run 4) None of the listed options 5) Both relationship and transactional marketing are optimal in the long run

The presence of effective                                    within an individual company and across an economy as a whole, helps to provide a degree of confidence that is necessary for the proper functioning of a market economy. a) Risk assessment b) Monitoring c) Corporate Governance d) Internal Audit

Relationship marketing is A the development by marketers of longer-term exchange relationships with customers, suppliers, and employees for mutual benefit B selling to couples, organizations, or groups of related individuals C a process by which customers are bound both contractually and personally to the business D the initial process by which marketers can demographically and psychographically profile customers. E the psychological theory behind the concepts of "bonding" and "stakeholding" by customers.

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Find a local company such as a restaurant or coffee shop or clothing store. Find a marketing problem in the company (for example, marketing manager found the level of sales has decreased by 45 percent since 2021). Then, explain how the company uses marketing research (for example: survey, experiment, observation or interview and so on) and collect data (either primary or secondary data )to solve the problem. Explain in details.

Ethics Some marketers attempt to disguise themselvesas market researchers who want to ask you questionswhen their real intent is to sell something to the consumer. What is the impact of this practice on legitimateresearchers? What do you think might be done aboutthis practice?