Question: Question 1 (1 point) Looking into the future, what threats does Harley face? a Emissions regulations have become tighter b Competitors produce more reliable motorcycles
Question 1 (1 point)
Looking into the future, what threats does Harley face?
| a | Emissions regulations have become tighter |
| b | Competitors produce more reliable motorcycles at lower cost |
| c | Changing demographics change customer preferences |
| d | Threats of new entrants increases |
Question 2 (1 point)
After almost going bankrupt during the invasion of Japanese motorcycle manufacturers (Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki) into the U.S. market, Harley-Davidson has re-emerged as a highly successful, and profitable, motorcycle manufacturer. What have been the keys to Harley's success?
| a | Improving technology through innovation |
| b | Selling an experience rather than a product |
| c | Selling larger, more muscular motorcycles |
| d | Making a quieter motorcycle to match competitors |
Question 3 (1 point)
What key "job" or "jobs" are Harley customers buying a Harley-Davidson motorcycle to do for them? (In other words, Harley is typically hired to do what job for customers?).
| a | Harley-Davidson produces a more muscular, rugged motorcycle that can overpower competitors |
| b | Harley-Davidson produces a technologically superior motorcycle |
| c | Harley-Davidson produces a motorcycle that buys status such as 'coolness,' and 'club membership' |
| d | Harley-Davidson produces a more efficient motorcycle
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