When Using the Percentage-Of-Sales Approach for Determining the Advertising Appropriation

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Multiple Choice

When using the percentage-of-sales approach for determining the advertising appropriation, marketers:

• A) base their funding on a percentage of the competitors' sales.
• B) multiply the firm's past sales by a set percentage they want to spend.
• C) set sales objectives for the upcoming period and base appropriations on these goals.
• D) multiply the firm's past sales, plus a factor for expected changes in sales by a standard percentage.
• E) use an industry standard to determine what percentage of their profits they want to allocate to advertising.

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Definitions:

Price-taker Market

is a market condition where individual sellers or buyers have no control over the price of a product, typically due to the product being homogeneous and market participants being numerous.

Market Demand Curve

A graphical representation that illustrates the total quantity of a particular good or service that consumers in a market are willing to buy at various prices.

Minimum Average Total Cost

The lowest point on the average total cost curve, representing the most efficient scale of production for minimizing costs per unit.