A) $8
B) $13
C) $26
D) $34
E) $86
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A) $300
B) $600
C) $900
D) $3,500
E) $5,400
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A) introduction
B) early growth
C) accelerated development
D) maturity
E) start-up
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A) convenience,performance,possession,and form.
B) time,place,possession,and form.
C) product,price,place,and promotion.
D) people,productivity,process,and physical environment.
E) convenience,consistency,competition,and choice.
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A) brokers
B) line brokers
C) distribution brokers
D) selling agents
E) manufacturer's agents
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A) low-margin.
B) value based.
C) everyday low pricing.
D) everyday fair pricing.
E) markdown pricing.
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A) single-price stores
B) online retailers
C) supermarkets
D) business-district retailers
E) convenience stores
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A) net sales
B) shareholders' equity
C) market share
D) sales per square foot
E) return on investment
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A) retailer-sponsored cooperative.
B) consortium system.
C) administrative system.
D) conglomerate system.
E) collaborate chain.
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A) Unlike other forms of nonstore retailing,direct selling takes place in the business market.
B) Direct selling is found exclusively in the United States.
C) Direct selling succeeds because it provides customers with convenience and personalized service.
D) Direct sales have been declining rapidly in the United States since the 1980s.
E) By definition,direct selling can only take place in a home.
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A) extreme value retailers
B) hypermarkets
C) warehouse clubs
D) outlet stores
E) everyday value retailers
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A) the central business district.
B) main street.
C) the community anchor.
D) the economic center.
E) historic commerce district.
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A) picking up the product from the nearest store.
B) providing feedback on the retailer's Facebook page.
C) placing an order online.
D) using displays,coupons,product samples,and other brand communications to influence shopping behavior.
E) using a mobile app to scan a QR code from a catalog.
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A) Corporate chains can not bargain with a manufacturer to obtain product volume discounts due to federal anticompetitive legislation-the Clayton Act as amended by the Sherman Act.
B) Corporate chains generally own most if not all of their suppliers-a practice known as forward integration-so they can save distribution costs.
C) Consumers have fewer choices in merchandise since all buying decisions are made by a decentralized buying committee.
D) Corporate chains offer the least benefit to consumers since they are the farthest removed from the ultimate consumer.
E) Corporate chains are multiple outlets under common ownership.
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A) rack jobbers
B) drop shippers
C) truck jobbers
D) cash and carry wholesalers
E) manufacturer's representatives
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A) limited-line wholesaler
B) drop shipper
C) rack jobber
D) specialty merchandise wholesaler
E) general merchandise wholesaler
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A) retail pricing,store location,retail communication,and merchandise.
B) products,services,and ideas.
C) physical distribution,promotions,and communications.
D) physical distribution,products,and personal selling.
E) products,price,shipping/handling,and personal selling.
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A) single-price stores
B) online retailers
C) supermarkets
D) warehouse clubs
E) business-district retailers
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A) drop runner
B) desk jobber
C) transport vendor
D) container transport vendor
E) stock jobber
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A) the cost of carrying inventory.
B) the inventory turnover.
C) the average number of items per transaction.
D) the number of returns.
E) the average length of a store visit.
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