A) Corporate chains cannot bargain with a manufacturer to obtain product volume discounts due to federal anticompetitive legislation.
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) non-service
B) limited-service
C) reduced-service
D) self-service
E) automated-service
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A) decline
B) maturity
C) introduction
D) accelerated development
E) early growth
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A) pricing
B) marketing channel
C) communication
D) merchandise
E) location
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A) paying dues to become a member of an online discount service.
B) becoming a secret shopper.
C) participating in a buying cooperative.
D) using direct selling.
E) becoming a member of a research group that evaluates new products.
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A) products, services, promotions, and retail communication.
B) promotions, publicity, and press releases.
C) retail pricing, store location, retail communication, and merchandise.
D) physical environment, people, process, and productivity.
E) direct mail, online stores, traditional stores, and outlet stores.
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A) functional qualities
B) sociological qualities
C) psychological attributes
D) antecedent attributes
E) personality elements
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A) original markup
B) maintained markup
C) markdown
D) gross margin
E) net margin
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A) intrusive
B) intertype
C) scrambled
D) nonstore
E) hypermarket
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A) levels of distribution
B) levels of involvement
C) levels of service
D) levels of production
E) levels of merchandise lines
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A) limited-service
B) non-service
C) reduced-service
D) self-service
E) restricted-service
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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) product
B) form
C) convenience
D) service
E) possession
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A) dual ownership
B) industry consortium
C) retailing cooperative
D) contractual system
E) multi-national cartel
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A) they can create customer value by providing a fast and convenient means of making a purchase.
B) they can serve as a tool to encourage consumers to visit a website, a social media page, or even a store.
C) their paper costs and postal rates have declined, making them less expensive to send.
D) they can eliminate the cost of a store and clerks.
E) they can improve marketing efficiency through segmentation and targeting.
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A) inverse markup
B) markdown
C) price sensitivity
D) concession pricing
E) rebate
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A) furnish the racks or shelves that display merchandise in retail stores, perform all channel functions, and sell on consignment to retailers.
B) represent a single producer and are responsible for the entire marketing function of that producer.
C) work for several producers and carry noncompetitive, complementary merchandise in an exclusive territory.
D) take title to merchandise but sell only to buyers who call on them, pay cash for merchandise, and furnish their own transportation for the merchandise.
E) sell primarily large bulky products.
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