Exam 11: Retailing and Wholesaling

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How are retailers classified based on the amount of service they provide to customers? Provide examples of each service level to illustrate your response.

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Posco,a limited-service retail chain with 130 stores across the country,is seeking to improve its standing in the market.Since its operations are widespread,altering the store atmosphere significantly is not feasible because of the costs involved.Similarly,upgrading the stores to full-service retail chains would require a large investment of time,effort,and employee training.Assuming that many of Posco Retail's private-label brands are bringing in large revenues,what strategy could Posco Retail use to differentiate itself while matching target shoppers' expectations?

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Which term refers to a giant specialty store with a very deep assortment of a particular product line?

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Which wholesaler channel function is demonstrated when a wholesaler's sales force helps a manufacturer reach many small customers at a low cost?

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Which of the following conditions increases the chances of a retailer opting to be categorized as a self-service retailer?

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Manufacturers' agents are the most common type of agent wholesaler.

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Explain how wholesalers have been able to use technology to cut costs.

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Flax is a chain of stores that carries several product lines including clothing,home furnishings,and household appliances.Each line is operated as a separate department,and employees are available to assist and advise customers in every phase of the shopping process.Flax is most likely a ________.

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Describe the three different types of wholesalers.

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Differentiate between power centers and lifestyle centers.

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Hamilton Wholesaling,an electronics wholesaling firm,provides many services to customers including buying,storing,and transporting expensive and delicate electronics equipment.Hamilton takes title of ownership to all goods that the firm handles.Hamilton is most likely a(n)________.

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Pricing decisions of specialty stores are typically based on low markups on a high volume of products.

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________ refers to the activities involved in selling products or services directly to final consumers for their personal,nonbusiness use.

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Retail convergence most likely leads to ________.

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A ________ refers to a group of retail businesses built on a site that is planned,developed,owned,and managed as a unit.

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Jacob Kendler works in a wholesale business which specializes in industrial goods needed in automobile industries.Jacob's job involves locating and contacting potential buyers and sellers and facilitating the negotiation process.Which of the following,if true,would strengthen the argument that Jacob works as an agent and not as a merchant wholesaler?

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Jones & Company,a major retail chain across the United States,offers a wide range of consumer goods such as clothing,furniture,home appliances,cosmetics,jewelry,and food.Jones & Company is best described as a ________.

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Which term refers to a wholesaler-sponsored group of independent retailers that engages in group buying and common merchandising?

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Retailers are businesses whose sales come primarily from retailing.

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Factory outlet malls combine manufacturers' outlets with off-price retail stores and department store clearance outlets.

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