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LP3.1 Assignment: End-of-Chapter Exercises
Complete the following exercises at the end of each chapter:
Ch 6 – Question 3 under the Marketing Applications heading on page 170.
Ch 7 – Question 2 under the Marketing Applications heading on page 192.
In completing this assignment, ensure to number your answers corresponding to the questions within your textbook (ex. 1, 2, 3, etc.) as well as label each section such
as “Chapter number” and “Activity number.”
Type your responses in a Word document and submit it to your instructor via the dropbox “LP3.1 Assignment: End-of-Chapter Exercises.” This assignment is worth 30
points; grading will be based on the following Scoring Guide.
Scoring Guide (30 Points) Rating Scale
15-14 Work meets or exceeds criterion at a high level of competence.
13-12 Work reflects an understanding of criterion with minor misunderstandings/misconceptions.
11-10 Criterion partially met, but one or more important concepts/skills are missing or flawed.
9 Work reflects an attempt to meet criterion, but significant misunderstandings/misconceptions are apparent.
8-0 Criterion not met or work is absent.
Criteria
1. All questions for Ch 6 Marketing Applications #3 are answered and are accurate. (15 points)
2. All questions for Ch 7 Marketing Applications #2 are answered and are accurate. (15 points)
Part 3 I Customer Behavior and E-Marketing
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‘l ‘ t i ‘ of total corn production. In addition, the shift to ethanol items. Defend your selections.
I 1 I I 5′ ‘ has taken corn out of the supply chain for the agricultural a. A building for the home office of a light bulb
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I . I 5’ 1 12 percent of corn is used for direct human consump- b. Wool for a clothing manufacturer
1 I l I 3 tion. in the form of cereal and corn chips. for example. c. An Alaskan cruise for a company retreat, assuming
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I I l : 3 1 ethanol, because it can be produced using more efficient, (I. One-inch nails for a building contractor
3 genetically modified seeds. To plant genetically modified 4. Purchases by businesses may be described as new-task,
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E the yields are significantly higher than other com crops ing purchase decisions and explain your choices.
I1 because insecticides and herbicides are built into the a. Bob has purchased toothpicks from Smith
III 5′ 1 seed. Non-genetically modified seed produces more rev- Restaurant Supply for 25 years and recently placed
3 v .‘ enue at market per bushel but will have a lower overall an order for yellow toothpicks rather than the usual
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bushel and that the genetically modified seed crop sells lopes from AAA Office Supply for a year and now
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modified or non-genetically modified seed based on the supplying them with faster, more sophisticated
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