A Unit Investment Trust Differs from a Mutual Fund in That

question 16

Multiple Choice

A unit investment trust differs from a mutual fund in that

• A)it offers a combination of debt and equity securities in the unit.
• B)its originator guarantees a redemption price.
• C)its original portfolio is generally unchanged until the trust is dissolved.
• D)it requires considerably greater portfolio management.

Recognize the different bases for segmenting a market (demographic, geographic, psychographic, and behavioral).

Identify and evaluate the criteria for successful market segmentation (measurable, substantial, accessible, differentiable, and actionable).

Distinguish between different market targeting strategies (undifferentiated, differentiated, and concentrated) and their implications.

Understand the role and process of positioning in marketing, including how it differs from segmentation.

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