A) because of slow download times.
B) to compare shipping costs and prices on other sites.
C) because of security fears when entering credit card information.
D) due to the inability to experience the product in person.
E) over dissatisfaction with product availability.
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A) increases; increases
B) increases; reduces
C) reduces; increases
D) increases; retains almost all
E) reduces; reduces
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A) a selling agent
B) a manufacturer's representative
C) a manufacturer's agent
D) an administrator
E) a broker
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A) corporate chains have more experience than other forms of retailers.
B) they can own stock in the same company where they shop since corporate chain stock must be publicly traded.
C) they can establish a credit history more easily than with other forms of retailers.
D) there are multiple outlets with similar merchandise and consistent management policies.
E) they have less stress in making decisions since merchandise is arranged and displayed by professional designers.
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A) general merchandise wholesaler
B) limited-service wholesaler
C) cash and carry wholesaler
D) specialty merchandise wholesaler
E) drop shipper
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A) breadth of product line
B) depth of product line
C) variety of brand extension
D) breadth of product class
E) product mix
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A) Shopping bots are computers that place automated or "robo" (i.e., robotic) telemarketing calls.
B) Direct mail is typically viewed as a more efficient means of targeting consumers than telemarketing.
C) Telemarketing has become more effective as a result of the National Please-Do-Call registry legislation.
D) Consumer privacy, industry standards, and ethical guidelines have become important issues.
E) Many firms are considering shifting their direct-mail and door-to-door budgets to telemarketing techniques.
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A) a corporate chain.
B) a consumer cooperative.
C) a contractual system.
D) an independent retailer.
E) an administered system.
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A) product, price, promotion, and place.
B) the four utilities of time, form, possession, and place.
C) the colors, sizes, shapes, and perceived value of the store's products.
D) retail pricing, store location, retail communication, and merchandise.
E) selection of store location, selection of merchandise, hiring and training of employees, and promotion of both the store and products.
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A) rack jobbers.
B) truck jobbers.
C) transport vendors.
D) cash and carry wholesalers.
E) drop shippers.
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A) retail cluster in a downtown area.
B) retail location that typically has one primary store and about 20 to 40 smaller outlets, and serves a population base of about 100,000.
C) cluster of stores that serves people who are within a 5- to 10-minute drive and serves a population base of under 30,000.
D) group of 50 to 150 stores that typically attracts customers who live or work within a 5- to 10-mile range, often containing two or three anchor stores.
E) retail cluster of stores in uptown areas.
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A) accurately predicting changes in the external environment.
B) allowing merchants to provide personalized, real-time messaging and promotions.
C) eliminating the need for wholesaling and the associated markups that raise prices.
D) shortening the retail life cycle.
E) improving sales per square foot or same-store sales growth by providing access to alternate channels.
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A) markdowns
B) original markups
C) future markups
D) inventory shrinkages
E) net markups
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A) introduction
B) early growth
C) accelerated development
D) maturity
E) start-up
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A) represent a single producer and are responsible for the entire marketing function of that producer.
B) work for several producers and carry noncompetitive, complementary merchandise in an exclusive territory.
C) take title to merchandise but sell only to buyers that call on them, pay cash for merchandise, and furnish their own transportation for the merchandise.
D) own the merchandise they sell but do not physically handle, stock, or deliver it.
E) bring buyers and sellers together to make sales.
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A) food broker.
B) grocery broker.
C) selling agent.
D) dual distribution system.
E) rack jobber.
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A) scope and span
B) breadth and depth
C) breadth and inventory
D) scope and inventory
E) range and span
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A) the regional shopping center
B) the strip mall
C) the old-town district
D) the central business district
E) the power center
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A) time
B) place
C) possession
D) form
E) public
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