Exam 14: Channels of Distribution
Exam 1: The Field of Marketing164 Questions
Exam 2: The Dynamic Marketing Environment156 Questions
Exam 3: Global Markets and Marketing193 Questions
Exam 4: Consumer Markets and Buying Behavior180 Questions
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Exam 7: Marketing Research and Market Information188 Questions
Exam 8: Product Planning and Development181 Questions
Exam 9: Product-Mix Strategies185 Questions
Exam 10: Brands, Packaging, and Other Product Features184 Questions
Exam 11: Services Marketing186 Questions
Exam 12: Price Determination188 Questions
Exam 13: Pricing Strategies190 Questions
Exam 14: Channels of Distribution189 Questions
Exam 15: Retailing184 Questions
Exam 16: Wholesaling and Physical Distribution184 Questions
Exam 17: Integrated Marketing Communications161 Questions
Exam 18: Personal Selling and Sales Management161 Questions
Exam 19: Advertising, Sales Promotion, and Public Relations187 Questions
Exam 20: Strategic Marketing Planning183 Questions
Exam 21: Marketing Implementation and Evaluation187 Questions
Exam 22: Marketing and the Information Economy133 Questions
Exam 6: Market Segmentation Targeting and Positioning192 Questions
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To serve its target market more efficiently, Medusa Cement Manufacturers purchased (1) a gravel pit to make sure it always had a ready supply of gravel and (2) a company that manufactures cement trucks. This is an example of a(n):
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Which of the following offers the greatest potential for vertical channel conflict?
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Channel control becomes unlawful when it substantially lessens competition, creates a monopoly, or restrains trade.
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Ralston-Purina, with its lines of cereal, snack food, and pet food, has such brand equity and market position that it is able to coordinate distribution activities through its market power. It uses a(n): _____ for distribution.
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A by-product of the rise of the Internet has been an increase in vertical and horizontal channel conflict.
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In 1989, Seeds of Change started with a simple mission: "To preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture." With its ever-expanding line of Certified Organic Foods, it has stayed True to its mission. It uses only the freshest, select, organic ingredients. All are great tasting and healthy and just as nature intended. Seeds of Change also seeks out unique ingredients such as quinoa, an ancient and little-known South American grain that is high in protein and a valuable source of many amino acids. By using quinoa, Seeds of Change is helping to preserve a nutritious food that might have otherwise been lost for future generations. In close collaboration with an extensive network of certified organic seed growers and plant breeders, Seeds of Change cultivates, studies, refines, and expands the products it provides to consumers.
-For the first years of its existence, the only place you could buy Seeds of Change products was at Whole Food Markets. Recently, Seeds of Change established its own Web site from which consumers can purchase its entire product line. In other words, Seeds of Change has engaged in:
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_____ occurs when a manufacturer prohibits its dealers from carrying its competitor's products.
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Optimal intensity of distribution, from the standpoint of the producer, is just enough middlemen to meet the desires of the target market.
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Which of the following products is LEAST likely to be marketed using an exclusive distribution strategy?
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When Del Monte foods introduced its Kibble 'n Bits Homestyle dog food, Del Monte more than likely had to pay a _____ to each supermarket that it wanted to carry its new product.
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Sparkling wine producers in Spain are convinced their sparkling wine is superior to that produced in France, but wine distributors continue to give preferential treatment to the French wine producers. This situation could lead to _____ between the Spanish wine producers and the wine distribution companies.
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Deborah sells several different varieties of candy at a local flea market. She buys the candy from a wholesaler who specializes in selling to convenience stores. Deborah gets low prices if she is willing to buy open bags, candy that is slightly past its "best-if-used-by-date," and candy that is not selling well to convenience store owners. The wholesaler buys from a number of different manufacturers to get the assortment desired by its buyers. This is an example of _____ distribution.
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Multiple channels of distribution benefit both producers and middlemen.
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_____ can have a significant influence on the selection of distribution channels.
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Some retailers demand a _____ from a manufacturer before they will place its products on store shelves.
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_____ typically occurs between producer and wholesaler or between producer and retailer.
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A firm that wants to _____ may decide to use a selective distribution strategy.
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7-Eleven convenience stores has installed technology in every store that will allow each store to order merchandise directly from suppliers and abandon a distribution system in which most of the ordering is done by its suppliers' route drivers. According to 7-Eleven's chief executive officer, "The collaborative use of information technology will allow the stores to take back purchasing responsibilities. Through the use of information technology, the corporation and the suppliers can better know what each individual store needs." 7-Eleven is:
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