A) Expected merchandise
B) Sample merchandise
C) Staple merchandise
D) Seasonal merchandise
E) Fashion merchandise
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A) developing a forecast for sales
B) execution of the plan
C) develop a business plan
D) determine the appropriate inventory levels
E) penetrating a pricing strategy
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A) store hours
B) geodemographics
C) geocensus
D) exocensus
E) service region per distribution center
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A) replenishing the inventory levels
B) planning for the following season
C) analyzing the performance and making adjustments
D) discussing buybacks with the vendors
E) negotiating with the GMM and DMM for open to buy money
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A) A retailer tries to reduce the base stock to keep its inventory investment low.
B) One approach for reducing the base stock is to reorder and receive merchandise from the vendor more often.
C) More frequent orderings with smaller quantities will reduce transportation costs.
D) Shorter delivery time from the vendor will reduce the level of base stock.
E) Shorter order lead time from the vendor will reduce the level of base stock.
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A) It is the second level in the merchandise classification scheme
B) It is a lower level than the merchandise group in the merchandise classification scheme
C) It is a level higher than classification
D) The DMM,who manages the department,is responsible for several merchandise classifications
E) It is managed by a general merchandise manager (GMM)
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A) Retailers manage brands more often than categories.
B) Retailers manage merchandise groups having little experience with categories.
C) Vendors have superior information through their focus on a specific category and acquire insights from working with different retailers.
D) Vendors work to manage higher sales within their companies.
E) Retailers are traditionally poor category managers.
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A) Product assortment
B) Product availability
C) Product satisfaction
D) Product depth
E) Product breadth
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A) increases sales volume because new merchandise is continually available to customers,and new merchandise sells better and faster than old merchandise
B) improves salesperson morale
C) reduces obsolescence risk and markdowns
D) there are more resources available to take advantage of new buying opportunities
E) lower profit
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A) product availability
B) order rate
C) fill rate
D) service level
E) delivery rates
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A) A buyer/inventory planner would need to monitor Strategic Profit Model results.
B) A buyer/inventory planner could alter prices.
C) A buyer/inventory planner could change assortments mid-season.
D) A buyer/inventory planner would need to make adjustments for promotions and other external influences.
E) A buyer/inventory planner needs to monitor daily performances.
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A) Forecasting the sales for fashion merchandise categories is more challenging than forecasting for staple goods.
B) Buyers for fashion merchandise categories have much more flexibility in correcting forecasting errors.
C) They have a short life cycle.
D) Buyers often do not have a change to reorder additional merchandise after an initial order is placed.
E) New products are continuously being introduced.
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A) The higher the product availability,the greater the amount of backup stock.
B) The higher service level that a retailer tries to achieve,then the greater the amount of buffer stock to avoid stockouts on a particular SKU.
C) If product availability is high,the retailer will increase inventory turnover.
D) If the product availability sets too high,scarce financial resources will be wasted on needless inventory that could be more profitably invested in more variety or assortment.
E) A very high level of product availability results in a prohibitively high inventory investment.
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A) sell-through analysis
B) GMROI
C) ABC analysis
D) inventory turnover analysis
E) multiattribute analysis
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