Which of the following statements is a difference between a production orientation and a sales orientation?

Which of the following statements is a difference between a production orientation and a sales orientation?



a. A production orientation displays a lack of understanding of the marketplace, while a sales orientation has a good understanding of the needs and wants of the marketplace.

b. A production orientation endorses marketing as a means of selling things and collecting money, while a sales orientation endorses marketing as a means of fulfilling a firm's short-term goals.

c. A production orientation focuses on the internal capabilities of a firm, while a sales orientation focusses on increasing a firm's profits by using aggressive advertisements.

d. A production orientation focuses on using aggressive techniques to gain customers, while a sales orientation focuses on a firm's resources to build a better product.



Answer: A production orientation focuses on the internal capabilities of a firm, while a sales orientation focusses on increasing a firm's profits by using aggressive advertisements.


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