A) paying higher incentives to employees to encourage satisfactory performance.
B) reducing incentives available to employees because of poor performance.
C) reducing the customer contact points in the service delivery process.
D) providing standardization and training.
E) exercising better hiring practices.
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A) honesty, a lack of prejudice, and empathy.
B) loyalty, benefits, value, kinds of connections, and respect for privacy.
C) loyalty, honesty, and integrity.
D) financial benefits, product benefits, and preferential treatment.
E) financial benefits, product benefits, and personal benefits.
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A) risk and product liability
B) people
C) learning requirements
D) automations
E) accessories
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A) tailored suit
B) advertising agency
C) tutoring service
D) fast-food restaurant
E) salt
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A) incongruity.
B) differentiation.
C) variation.
D) inconsistency.
E) intangibility.
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A) 18- to 34-year-old women.
B) Hispanics.
C) all sports fans.
D) 18- to 34-year-old men.
E) Generation Z.
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A) Unlike products, services do not use subbranding.
B) Services must include the word service in their brand names to assure that customers are not purchasing a product.
C) Service firms with a well-established brand reputation will find it easier to introduce new services than those without a brand reputation.
D) Many consumers are suspicious of service providers that offer too many service line extensions.
E) Many service organizations, such as banks, hotels, and restaurants, do not rely heavily on branding because of the extent to which they are people-, not equipment-based services.
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A) scale pricing
B) capacity pricing
C) down-time pricing
D) off-peak pricing
E) fraction pricing
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A) inseparability
B) intangibility
C) impressionability
D) incongruity
E) inflexibility
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A) tailored suit
B) tutoring service
C) dog food
D) fast-food restaurant
E) movie theater
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A) inventory aspects of services.
B) inseparability aspects of services.
C) inconsistency aspects of services.
D) intangibility aspects of services.
E) impressionability aspects of services.
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A) Although a major contributor to the GDP nationally, services play only a minor role in GDP on a global scale.
B) Whether tangible or intangible, the marketing of services is exactly the same as the marketing of products or ideas since they both satisfy customer needs.
C) Almost 65 percent of all jobs created in the United States are in the services sector.
D) In the United States, more than 46 percent of the GDP comes from services.
E) There is much more in common with the marketing of services and business products than there is between the marketing of services and consumer products.
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A) Time is less important to customers of services than customers of products.
B) Only service inventory can be reduced through more efficient movement of products.
C) There are larger costs associated with the handling of service inventory.
D) Unlike goods providers, the service provider is often unavailable when there is a demand for the service.
E) Service inventory costs are related to idle production capacity rather than storage or handling.
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A) shrinkage.
B) seasonal absenteeism.
C) economic recessions.
D) derived demand.
E) inventory carrying costs.
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A) no need for comparison shopping
B) implied warranties
C) discounted switching costs
D) an absence of switching costs
E) strict government quality performance guidelines
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A) services.
B) goods.
C) products.
D) marketing mix.
E) ideas.
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A) assurance
B) tangibility
C) reliability
D) responsiveness
E) empathy
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A) The number of encounters in a service experience should always be the same.
B) The service encounter represents an opportunity to develop social bonds with customers.
C) An after-holiday sale is a good incentive to create a loyal customer relationship.
D) The purpose of relationship marketing is to benefit the customer, not the organization.
E) A major customer benefit of relationship marketing is a reduction in the price that is paid for the services an organization renders.
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A) railroad
B) hotel
C) auto repair garage
D) amusement park
E) insurance company
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