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MARKETING

AMK - 01


Bachelor’s Degree Programme


(BDP)


ASSIGNMENT


2015-16


Application Oriented Course


AMK -01: MARKETING


Course Code: AMK-01


Course Title: Marketing


Assignment Code: AMK-01/TMA/2015-16


Coverage: All Blocks


Maximum Marks: 100


Attempt all the questions.


  1. (a) What is a sales promotion? Describe the various sales promotion tools used by marketers.

(b) Explain the concept of the product life cycle with a suitable example. (10+10)

  1. Differentiate between the following:
(a) Marketing Mix and Promotion Mix
(b) Durable Goods and Non-durable Goods
(c) Sales Promotion and Personal Selling
(d) Selling Concept and Production Concept of Marketing (4×5)

  1. Comment on the following statements:
(a) The packaging is not different from labelling
(b) Trademark can be copied by another manufacturer
(c) Penetration pricing is a profitable strategy
(d) Market segmentation is required for effective marketing(4×5)

  1. Define culture. How does it influence consumer behaviour? Explain with example.(20)

  1. Write short notes on the following:
(a) Objectives of Pricing
(b) Break-even points analysis
(c) F.O.B. Factor Pricing
(d) Price discrimination (4×5)

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