Examples of status quo in the following topics:
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- A status quo pricing objective is one that maintains current price levels or meets the price levels of the competition.
- A status quo pricing objective is one that maintains current price levels or meets the price levels of the competition.
- While status quo pricing ensures competition, it's still ultimately a better strategy than engaging in a price war.
- An often-cited example of status quo pricing is the soft drink industry.
- Describe the idea of status quo pricing and the ideal conditions for one
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- Early adopters are typically younger in age, have a higher social status, have more financial liquidity, possess an advanced education, and are more socially forward than late adopters.
- The early majority tends to be slower in the adoption process, has above average social status, has contact with early adopters, and seldom holds positions of opinion leadership in a system.
- The late majority typically has below average social status, has very little financial liquidity, shares contact with others in the late majority and the early majority, and has very little opinion leadership.
- Laggards typically tend to be focused on "traditions", are likely to have the lowest social status, have the lowest financial liquidity, be the oldest of all other adopters, and are in contact with only family and close friends.
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- A specialized department store selling high-end luxury goods will attract buyers looking to augment their status through the purchase of luxury goods.
- Finally, while the products in the store have a promised benefit - that of status, and of winning the admiration of peers - there is no guarantee that this will hold true.
- In a similar vein, that same individual may install a $16,000 swimming pool in his backyard, not to obtain exercise, but to reflect the status he so desperately desires.
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- The WTO oversees about 60 different agreements which have the status of international legal texts.
- Review the purpose and status of the World Trade Organization (WTO)
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- A non-profit organization's (NPO) business goals tend to focus on the "organizational mission," which is the basis for the organization's governmental status or its non-profit, tax-exempt status.
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- For instance, a Mercedes Benz E750 is a very high-status brand name and possesses superb quality.
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- Here, a role is defined as the expected behavior of an individual in a society.These roles can be as part of the consumer's family, employment, or social status, among other things.
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- Social media sites such as Facebook and Google+ include micropost features such as status updates, as well as "Like" and share buttons to encourage interaction between users.
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- Non-profits are allowed to generate revenue, but must do so in specific ways to maintain their non-profit status.
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- While Apple has often been a market leader in innovations, it has lagged behind in the case of mini tablets, and this may cause it lose out on market leader status and instead play catch up.