10 question principles of marketing quiz

I need this done immediately Question 1 Recent research shows that approximately _______ of consumers search for and purchase a low-priced product using an in-store shopping app or online search engine. Question 1 options: 20% 75% 5% 40% 90% Question 2 (1 point) Since many consumers have the tendency to compare prices on almost everything they buy, marketers setting prices should attempt to capitalize on this tendency by determining the price consumers will consider fair and reasonable for a product. This is known as the Question 2 options: benchmark price. break-even point. dynamic price. reasonable price. reference price. Question 3 (1 point)   A pricing tactic in which a company prices products a few cents below the next dollar amount is called Question 3 options: even pricing. perceived pricing. odd pricing. bargain pricing. deal pricing. Question 4 (1 point)   Yield manage tries to maximize a firm's Question 4 options: production. revenue. operating costs. demand. supply. Question 5 (1 point)   The Robinson-Patman Act  Question 5 options: established maximum rates for tariffs on imports and exports. established the Federal Trade Commission. made the practice of price fixing illegal. was designed to protect consumers from false advertising practices. requires sellers to charge everyone the same price for a product. Question 6 (1 point)   What is true regarding the role of industry structure on setting price? Question 6 options: In an industry in which there are many buyers and sellers, the pricing impact of any single firm will be fairly small. In an industry in which a small number of firms compete, the pricing impact of any single firm will be fairly small. Marketers should make pricing decisions irrespective of whether there are many or few competitors in the industry. In industry in which there are many buyers and sellers, the pricing impact of any single firm will be quite large. In an industry in which there are many buyers and sellers, firms will typically match the price of competitors. Question 7 (1 point)   When Apple released its iPhone in 2007, it charged customers $599. Shortly thereafter, it reduced the price to $399 for the exact same device. Apple's decision to set a relatively high price for a period of time after the product launched and then decrease the price to a level that would be more sustainable over time reflects which pricing strategy? Question 7 options: underpricing target pricing profit maximization volume maximization survival pricing Question 8 (1 point)   The sale of branded products through legal but unauthorized distribution channels is called the Question 8 options: black market. red market. white market. gray market. blue market. Question 9 (1 point)   Jess went to the specialty grocery store by her office after work. When looking at the offerings at the meat counter, she was surprised to see ground beef selling for $4.49/lb. At her normal grocery store, she can get the same quality beef for $3.29/lb., a price Justine feels is reasonable. $3.29/lb. for ground beef is Jess's Question 9 options: reasonable price. reference price. benchmark price. dynamic price. break-even point. Question 10 (1 point)   The degree to which the price of a product affects consumers' purchasing behavior is referred to as Question 10 options: price relevance. marginal pricing. price sensitivity. dynamic pricing. price skimmin