A) retailer-sponsored cooperative
B) service-sponsored retail system
C) administered cooperative system
D) manufacturer-sponsored cooperative
E) wholesaler-sponsored voluntary chain
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A) service-oriented voluntary chains
B) channel-dominated voluntary chains
C) wholesaler-sponsored voluntary chains
D) distributorship cooperatives
E) reseller franchising
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A) service-sponsored producer franchise system
B) service-sponsored retail franchise system
C) manufacturer-sponsored wholesale franchise system
D) manufacturer-sponsored retail franchise system
E) administered vertical marketing system
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A) consumers.
B) industrial users.
C) dual distributors.
D) agents or brokers.
E) industrial distributors.
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A) disagreements over the trade discounts allotted to each level of the distribution chain by the Federal Trade Commission.
B) regulatory restrictions limiting the number of distributors that can sell a producer's products.
C) when one channel member believes another channel member is engaged in behavior that prevents it from achieving its goals.
D) when one distributor carries two competing brands.
E) when the producer doesn't allow other channel members to have input regarding product specifications or benefits.
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A) retailers
B) wholesalers
C) producers
D) brokers and agents
E) middlemen
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A) stakeholder position.
B) familial ties to other channel members.
C) expertise.
D) longevity in the industry.
E) geographic proximity to the manufacturing plant.
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A) Internet distribution channels
B) virtual marketing channels
C) World Wide Web channels
D) electronic marketing channels
E) extranet marketing channels
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A) had its suppliers perform all materials handing activities.
B) authorized its suppliers to eliminate as many wholesaling functions as possible from the supply chain.
C) used a system in which its suppliers determined the product amount and assortment that should be in stock.
D) authorized the use of distribution centers to provide quicker customer response times.
E) balanced its total logistics cost by eliminating the convenience service factor.
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A) complete delivery
B) honest and accurate pricing
C) quality products
D) product warranties
E) a well-informed delivery staff
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A) information
B) context
C) variety
D) pre- and postsale services
E) adaptation
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A) service-sponsored retail system.
B) administered vertical marketing system.
C) retailer-sponsored cooperative.
D) administered cooperative system.
E) manufacturer-sponsored cooperative.
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A) extensive distribution
B) intensive distribution
C) selective distribution
D) exclusive distribution
E) concentrated distribution
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A) storing
B) financing
C) transporting
D) risk taking
E) merchandising
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A) quick response
B) customer service
C) distribution management
D) efficient consumer response
E) lead time
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A) The output of a supply chain is measured in total units sold.
B) Customer service is seen not just as an expense but also as a means to increase customer satisfaction and sales.
C) The output of a supply chain is measured either in total units sold or total number of customers served.
D) A firm's goal should be to provide superior customer service regardless of logistics costs.
E) Customer service is the responsibility of marketing channel members and not the supplier network.
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A) refusal to cooperate
B) refusal to deal
C) sharing proprietary information
D) horizontal integration
E) disintermediation
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A) multichannel marketing can leverage the value-adding capabilities of different channels.
B) multichannel marketing creates greater elasticity of demand for a firm's products.
C) multichannel marketing creates greater inelasticity of demand for a firm's products.
D) multichannel marketing allows a firm to legally circumvent paying taxes on revenue generated by online sales.
E) multichannel marketing allows customers to avoid shipping and handling charges.
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A) adhering to the belief that the customer is always right.
B) satisfying the customers' needs no matter what the price.
C) accepting full liability if a product fails to meet a customer's expectations.
D) the ability of logistics management to satisfy users in terms of time, dependability, communication, and convenience.
E) the ability of logistics management to satisfy users in terms of product, price, promotion, and place.
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