An Important Difference Between For-Profit and Nonprofit Marketing Is That

question 183

Multiple Choice

An important difference between for-profit and nonprofit marketing is that

• A) there is no exchange in nonprofit marketing because the nonprofit organization receives something of value but does not give anything of value.
• B) marketing exists only in the for-profit organization.
• C) the goals of the nonprofit organization differ from the goals of the for-profit organization.
• D) a target market need not be determined in the nonprofit marketing scheme.
• E) there is no price in the marketing mix of the nonprofit organization.

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Definitions:

Ribosome

A cellular organelle composed of RNA and proteins, found throughout the cytoplasm in cells, which is involved in decoding the mRNA to produce proteins.

Nucleic Acid Bases

The parts of DNA and RNA molecules that carry genetic information, specifically adenine, thymine (in DNA), cytosine, guanine, and uracil (in RNA).

Three-Base Combinations

Sequences of three nucleotide bases in DNA or RNA, known as codons, which specify the addition of a specific amino acid to a growing polypeptide chain during protein synthesis.

mRNA Transcript

The single-stranded RNA molecule copied from one of the DNA strands of a gene, which is used as a template for protein synthesis in the ribosome.