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A) Word-of-mouth
B) Personalized direct mail
C) Network television advertising
D) Publicity
E) Advertising in prestige magazines
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A) Quality is an investment
B) Quality efforts are financially accountable
C) It is possible to spend too much on quality
D) Not all quality expenditures are equally valid
E) All quality investments are a good investment
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A) Not linking measures to strategy
B) Not validating the links
C) Not setting the right performance targets
D) Measuring incorrectly
E) Not creating a balanced scorecard
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A) The customer equilibrium
B) Customer equity
C) Customer empowerment
D) Fiscal value
E) Service blueprint value
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A) Competitor measures
B) Customer perceptual measures
C) Financial measures
D) Innovation and learning
E) Operational measures
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A) Cost reduction and environmental impact
B) Good investment and high return
C) Following federal regulations and employee satisfaction
D) Operating in the most economic environments and maintaining a satisfactory level of customer retention
E) Cost reduction and downsizing
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A) Employee skills
B) Return on innovation
C) Number of new products
D) Time spent talking to customers
E) Service expectations
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A) All customers must be provided the same superior quality of service
B) All customers are worth attracting and keeping through the use of service quality
C) The same services marketing strategy should be used with all customers
D) All customers will be profitable in the long run; therefore, each is deserving of quality service
E) Links exist among customer satisfaction, service quality and increased purchases
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A) Operations measures
B) Financial measures
C) Customer measures
D) Sales measures
E) Innovation and learning measures
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A) When service is good, a company can charge more for its services than its competitors can and still maintain or even increase its market share
B) The implementation of superior service yields higher-than-normal market share growth
C) The relationship between service quality and market share is hard to discern because it happens over time
D) Advertising that an organization offers service excellence without sufficient service quality to back it up will NOT increase market share
E) Advertising that an organization offers service excellence without sufficient service quality to back it up will increase market share
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A) Rate of customer defection
B) The 80/20 principle
C) Long-term value of innovation to customers
D) The operating efficiencies continuum
E) Performance-to-goal percentages
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A) Increased the market share of these firms
B) Improved the return on sales for these firms
C) Improved the sales per employees for these firms
D) Increased these firms' returns on assets
E) Increased advertising
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A) Have relied on financial indicators such as profit, sales and return on investment
B) Predict the future performance of companies as well as the results of yesterday's decisions
C) Measure operational process and customer satisfaction as well as other quantitative factors
D) Are useful in measuring the effect of a short-term increase of service quality on a company's bottom line
E) Have used the soft measures primarily
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A) There is no relationship between customer perceptions of service and any consumer intentions
B) While there is no relationship between customer perceptions of service and purchase intentions, there is a strong relationship between perceptions of superior service and increased word-of-mouth communications
C) Researchers suspect there is a strong relationship between a customer perception of service and his or her intent to buy
D) Customer perceptions of service affect consumer intentions in several positive ways-including the purchase intention
E) Customer experiences-not perceptions-affect consumer behavioral intentions
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