Barriers to entry are:

Question 1

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The development of regional marketing plans was the result of:

1. cutbacks in advertising budgets.
2. reductions in interstate business barriers.
3. decentralization of corporate decision making.
4. recognition of geographic differences in product preferences.
5. the influence of international marketers.

Question 2

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Barriers to entry are:

1. security devices such as firewalls used by computer networks.
2. business practices or conditions that make it difficult for new firms to enter a market
3. a set of security devices used primarily in automobiles
4. “smart” security devices designed for office buildings.
5. a set of rules and procedures that existing firms in an industry present to news firms in the industry.

Question 3

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The Census Bureau has developed a classification system to describe the varying locations of the population. Using this classification system, an area which is urban contains 70,000 people, and is adjacent to a territory that has a high degree of social and economic integration would be classified as a:

1. micropolitan statistical area
2. secondary marketing statistical area
3. metropolitan statistical area.
4. micropolitan division
5. urbanized the statistical area