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On the basis of ownership, distinguish between a product and a service.

[1.1] Markets and Marketing
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"Services are not homogeneous". Justify with reason.

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Distinguish clearly between products and services, giving examples.

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Differentiate between a product and a service.

[1.1] Markets and Marketing
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It is also known as 'going rate pricing' or competition based pricing.

[1.2] Marketing Mix - 4 P’S
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The process of eliminating unqualified and unfit job seekers based on the information supplied by them in their application is called ______.

[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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______ is the application form to be filled by the candidate when he goes for recruitment process in the organisation.

[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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______ is a selection test which judges the emotional ability which will help to judge work in group.

[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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Such tests are designed to determine an individual's capacity to use his hands and fingers in industrial work.

[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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It refers to assigning specific jobs to the selected candidates.

[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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These tests are designed to measure the applicant's level of knowledge and skill already achieved in a particular trade or occupation.

[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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Arrange the following steps of staffing in correct sequence.

  1. Preliminary interview
  2. Application form
  3. Tests
  4. Interview
[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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An organisation has decided to follow a three-tier selection process of appointing Executive Trainees: Aptitude Test (A.T.), Group Discussion (G.D.), and Final Interview (F.I.). Outline the details of this process stating clearly the tasks involved at each stage. 

[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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Explain any two types of employment tests which are conducted to select employees for an enterprise.

[3.2] Recruitment, Selection and Training
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The strategy of introducing new product in existing market is classified as ______.

[1.2] Marketing Mix - 4 P’S
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Markup pricing is also called as ______.

[1.2] Marketing Mix - 4 P’S
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Introducing a product at low price and increasing the price once the brand succeeds is known as ______ pricing.

[1.2] Marketing Mix - 4 P’S
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______ price refers to the high initial price charged when a new product is introduced in the market.

[1.2] Marketing Mix - 4 P’S
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______ is the most common method used for pricing.

[1.2] Marketing Mix - 4 P’S
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Setting a price below than that of the competition is called ______.

[1.2] Marketing Mix - 4 P’S
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