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What is branding?
What is branding?
What does financing mean?
What does financing mean?
To buy an item with credit, paying over time
What is opportunity cost?
What is opportunity cost?
The financial opportunity given up because you choose to do something else with your money
A significant purchase is usually an amount you spend, typically over $______.
A significant purchase is usually an amount you spend, typically over $______.
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What is marketing?
What is marketing?
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What does brand recognition refer to?
What does brand recognition refer to?
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What is buyer's remorse?
What is buyer's remorse?
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What does 'caveat emptor' mean?
What does 'caveat emptor' mean?
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Give an example of a need.
Give an example of a need.
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Give an example of a want.
Give an example of a want.
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What is a need?
What is a need?
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What are needs?
What are needs?
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What is a want?
What is a want?
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Study Notes
Branding
- Involves promoting a product or service by highlighting its unique characteristics.
- Strong branding shapes public perception and can influence perceived quality and effectiveness.
Financing
- Refers to purchasing items using credit, enabling payments to be spread over time.
Opportunity Cost
- Represents the potential financial gain that is forfeited when opting for one choice over another.
Significant Purchase
- Defined as a purchase usually around $300, typically causing emotional discomfort or financial strain when parting with the money.
Marketing
- Encompasses the communication of a product's or service's value to potential customers.
- Effective marketing strategies can significantly boost consumer interest and sales.
Brand Recognition
- The ability of the public to identify and recall a brand based on its visual elements like logos, jingles, and packaging.
Buyer's Remorse
- A psychological response involving regret or anxiety experienced after making a considerable purchase.
Caveat Emptor
- A Latin phrase meaning "Buyer Beware," indicating that the buyer is responsible for checking the quality and suitability of goods before making a purchase.
Examples of "Needs"
- Essential items required for survival, including housing and food.
Examples of "Wants"
- Non-essential items that enhance quality of life, such as dining out, downloading music, or attending entertainment events.
Need
- A fundamental requirement necessary for survival and functioning.
Needs
- Critical essentials that sustain life and well-being.
Want
- A desired item that is not essential, contributing to personal enjoyment or satisfaction.
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Description
This quiz covers key concepts from Chapter 6 of 'Money In Review'. You'll learn important financial terms such as branding, financing, and opportunity cost. Perfect for students wanting to reinforce their understanding of essential financial principles.
