A) general merchandise store.
B) value outlet.
C) hypermarket.
D) category killer.
E) department store.
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A) Merchant wholesalers don't perform all channel functions, whereas agents and brokers do.
B) Agents and brokers only deal with consumer channels.
C) Agents and brokers make their profits based on the sales of merchandise they own, while merchant wholesalers make profits based on fees paid for their services.
D) Merchant wholesalers take title to merchandise, whereas agents and brokers do not.
E) Agents and brokers take title to merchandise, whereas merchant wholesalers do not.
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A) markdowns
B) original markups
C) future markups
D) inventory shrinkages
E) net markups
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A) full-service.
B) limited-service.
C) self-service.
D) customized-service.
E) automated-service.
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A) radio frequency identification (RFID) tags
B) encapsulation techniques
C) bar code scanners
D) nanotechnology
E) cookies
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A) full-service
B) limited-service
C) customized-service
D) self-service
E) automated-service
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A) manufacturing.
B) retailing.
C) wholesaling.
D) facilitating.
E) logistics.
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A) single-price stores
B) catalog retailers
C) supermarkets
D) general stores
E) automated (no check-out) stores
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A) $100
B) $20
C) $44
D) $64
E) $0
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A) carry a broad assortment of merchandise and perform all channel functions.
B) own the merchandise they sell but do not physically handle, stock, or deliver it.
C) have a small warehouse from which they stock their trucks for distribution to retailers.
D) work for several producers, carry noncompetitive, complementary merchandise in an exclusive territory, and use over-the-road transportation for all product deliveries.
E) deal exclusively with small low-cost consumer products that are distributed to a select number of large retail chains.
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A) single-price stores
B) single-brand stores
C) online retailers
D) business district retailers
E) convenience stores
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A) outdated stores.
B) a lack of ambience.
C) fewer quality restaurants.
D) few public restrooms.
E) exposure to the weather.
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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) 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) decline
B) maturity
C) introduction
D) early growth
E) accelerated development
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A) time
B) place
C) possession
D) form
E) public
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A) very similar types of retail outlets that results from a single-product/single-line merchandising policy.
B) retailers when the types of items they sell are virtually indistinguishable from one another.
C) national and generic brands that are sold side by side in a retail outlet.
D) retailers located in separate quadrants of the retail positioning matrix.
E) very dissimilar types of retail outlets that practice scrambled merchandising.
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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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A) benchmarked
B) off-priced
C) value-added
D) marked down
E) maintained
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