A) Usually less difficult and complex.
B) Usually more difficult and complex.
C) Virtually the same in all respects.
D) Usually more important.
E) Complicated and time-consuming to solve.
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A) A sales decision.
B) An allocation decision.
C) A tactical decision.
D) A logistics decision.
E) An operations decisions.
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A) $2,500.
B) $1,250.
C) $3,125.
D) $1,375.
E) $275.
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A) Providing for the physical availability of products.
B) Planning and overseeing the firm's logistics activities.
C) The entire process of setting up and operating the contactual organization.
D) Developing the firm's overall strategic marketing program.
E) Operating the firm's entire marketing mix.
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A) The use of additional intermediaries will often increase the level of contactual efficiency.
B) Specialization and division of labor as well as contactual efficiency considerations are all that is needed to make decisions about intermediary usage.
C) Contactual efficiency and labor efficiency provide a framework for deciding whether or not to use intermediaries in the channel.
D) Specialization and division of labor does not lead to contactual efficiency.
E) The use of retailers provides greater contactual efficiencies than the use of wholesalers.
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A) Pricing strategy.
B) Channel strategy.
C) Promotion strategy.
D) Product strategy.
E) Supply strategy.
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A) Upscale department stores.
B) Online sales at Polo.com.
C) Company stores.
D) Catalogs.
E) Specialty retail stores.
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A) Marketing channels do not exist.
B) Marketing channels are much more important.
C) Marketing channels tend to be much longer.
D) Marketing channels are generally of much less importance.
E) Marketing channels often include agents or brokers.
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A) Marketing channels are complex.
B) There are simply too many definitions of the marketing channel.
C) Too many "academic types" have become involved.
D) The differing perspectives or viewpoints used.
E) There are too many marketing channels for anyone to understand.
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A) A distribution manager.
B) A logistics manager.
C) A channels specialist.
D) A channel manager.
E) A marketing specialist.
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A) Negotiation and ownership
B) Product and information
C) Payment and negotiation
D) Information and promotion
E) Product and negotiation
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A) Consumer expectations have moved firms to add additional channels.
B) Both B2C and B2B businesses are increasing the number of channels they use to distribute their products
C) The flexibility to respond to consumers does not appear to be relevant to channel design.
D) Channels must be targeted to reach intended customer segments.
E) The increasing role of technology is helping to foster the use of multiple channels.
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A) Management of all of the flows.
B) Management of only the information flow.
C) Management of none of the major flows.
D) Management of the product flow.
E) Management of new distribution channels.
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A) Has increased the need for intermediaries.
B) Has eliminated intermediaries.
C) Is the only determinant of the role of intermediaries in the marketing channels.
D) Is an important determinant in the use of intermediaries in marketing channels.
E) Does not have any effect on the use of intermediaries in the marketing channels.
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A) Most firms and organizations have a single designated position called channel manager.
B) Channel managers refer to anyone in a firm who is involved in the marketing channel decision making.
C) Depending on the type of firm, many different executives may be involved in making channel decisions.
D) In some franchise organizations the, manager of franchisee relations, sometimes plays an important role in channel decision making.
E) The term channel manager is used because it provides a sense of focus to the role of channel decision making
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A) The Transporter has been introduced to the market.
B) The negotiatory functions have taken place.
C) Target markets have been defined.
D) Shipping alternatives have been considered.
E) Facilitating agencies have been contacted.
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A) Channel management and distribution strategy are the two major components of logistics.
B) Logistics and distribution strategy are the two major components of channel management.
C) Logistics management is a production function, while channel management is a marketing function.
D) Channel management and logistics are the two major components of distribution strategy.
E) Logistics management must be formulated prior to developing a channel strategy.
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A) As many intermediaries as possible.
B) His/her own firm whenever possible.
C) Those firms that can perform them most efficiently.
D) The lowest-cost channel member.
E) None of these apply.
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A) Transferring title, selling, and buying.
B) Buying, selling, and transportation.
C) Risk-taking, selling, and credit.
D) Selling and advertising.
E) Transferring title and providing storage.
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A) An extremely important tactical issue.
B) The most important part of marketing management.
C) Of strategic importance in many cases.
D) Important mainly in the automobile business.
E) To offset problems in product strategy.
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