A: criticize Paul Krugman for omitting some crucial points in his theory.
B: explain the recession in the consumer-product in Japan.
C: bring up a theory concerning the consumer behavior.
D: cast some light on how to pull Japan out of the recession in the consumer-product.
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- The author write this passage mainly to______. A: bring up some interesting facts. B: criticize some irresponsible words. C: introduce some political figures. D: point out the future of the world's political situation.
- Choose two answers. A: How to forecast interest-rate out of the Consumer Price Index. B: The disadvantages of the Consumer Price Index. C: The function of the Consumer Price Index. D: How to measure the Consumer Price Index.
- Analysis methods of consumer theory and producer theory ( ) A: There are similarities B: completely different C: the same purpose D: very different
- When consumers are dissatisfied with their current product， despite of the established habit， advertising ______.（ ） A: gives the consumer reasons to switch brand. B: does not influence the consumer as far as to switch brand. C: offer consumer specific benefits to switch brand D: demands the consumer to switch brand
- People usually ______ Japan ______ high tech consumer products. A: connect, to B: links, with C: associate, with D: associates, to
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Which business cycle theory suggests that an expansionary monetary or fiscal policy should be used to revive an economy from a recession? A: Monetarist theory. B: Keynesian theory. C: New classical theory.
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Price not only pays for your cost of goods and profit, it does much more, such as （ ）. A: communicating about the product B: conveying how a consumer should consume the product C: setting quality expectations D: segmenting the consumers
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Improved consumer confidence is crucial to an economic recovery.
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Marketing research that compares your product or service with products or services of other companies in the market is called __________ research A: product or service B: Market C: consumer D: competitive
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Consumer perceptions of a quality product often have more to do with market-perceived quality than performance quality。（ ）