A) Electronic retailing
B) B2B distribution
C) E-selling
D) Intercommerce
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A) enables sales people to close a non-refundable sale in the customer's home or place of work.
B) allows firms to expand their markets by selling to both ultimate consumers and other marketing intermediaries.
C) is popular with consumers because it is so convenient to shop from home or work.
D) creates a strong incentive for salespeople to recruit additional salespeople in order to gain the greatest possible market coverage.
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A) Tri-State Lumber Supply does not actually store,handle,or deliver lumber,but rather solicits orders from retail hardware and home improvement stores,takes title to the lumber,then arranges for it to be shipped directly from sawmills to the retail stores.
B) Jill Moon helps buyers and sellers of used heavy construction equipment negotiate the terms and conditions of their transactions,but does not actually take title to any of the equipment,nor does she develop long-term relationships with the buyers or sellers.
C) Hal Hinton is not an employee of Hyloft Golf Clubs,but he does solicit sales for their products at golf and sporting goods stores in a fairly large sales territory.
D) Spence Coker is employed by a vacuum cleaner company,and goes door-to-door selling products produced by his company.
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A) channel captain
B) wholesaler
C) secondary marketer
D) retailer
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A) time
B) allocative
C) response
D) form
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A) merchant wholesaling.
B) multilevel marketing.
C) utility processing.
D) supply chain management.
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A) wholesale-sponsored chain
B) franchise
C) retail cooperative
D) horizontally administered
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A) All channels of distribution must contain at least one marketing intermediary.
B) Marketing intermediaries and their functions can be eliminated.
C) Marketing intermediaries survive because they can perform marketing functions faster and more cheaply than producers and consumers.
D) The costs added to products by marketing intermediaries usually exceed the value they add to products.
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A) public and private.
B) railside and portside.
C) storage and distribution.
D) seasonal and long-term.
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A) using a horizontal distribution strategy.
B) using a broad resource allocation strategy.
C) providing place utility.
D) achieving market concentration.
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A) possession
B) time
C) marginal
D) situational
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A) are independently owned,but cooperate as a unified system of stores.
B) act independently except for an agreement to share the costs associated with distribution.
C) are owned by a single wholesaler,but operate under separate management.
D) share profits and losses according to a contractual arrangement.
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A) Containerized shippers
B) Freight consolidators
C) Mixed merchandisers
D) Freight forwarders
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