Exam 7: E-Business and E-Commerce

Internet marketing typically is one-way and impersonal.

The fee for a monetary transaction between a buyer and a seller using PayPal is paid for by:

____ accounts for the majority of e-commerce transactions.

Due to privacy issues, it is illegal for e-commerce Web sites to use cookies to record their customer's past behaviors and discover their identity.

In general, e-commerce Web sites of click-and-mortar companies carry the same variety of merchandise as their brick-and-mortar stores.

Vertical exchanges are typically used only to buy and sell materials required for an organization's support activities.

Businesses and organizations set up Web sites to:

In order to be considered as an e-commerce Web site, the site must sell some tangible good.

For a small-to-medium enterprise, the benefits of setting up an e-commerce store front include (choose all that apply):

____ and ____ are the two major challenges for the sellers in e-commerce.

In an e-credit card transaction, the clearinghouse plays the following role:

Information is the major component of the e-commerce offerings of service industries.

In general, the e-commerce Web sites of click-and-mortar companies operate only during the business hours of their brick-and-mortar stores.

Cybersquatting refers to the tampering of existing Web sites and selling unrelated products.

The opening case illustrates how e-commerce has increased (choose all that apply):

eBay employs the ___ auction mechanism.

Virtual credit cards create new credit card accounts that are valid only for a pre-defined number of transactions.

The sales tax laws that apply to brick-and-mortar stores also apply to all e-commerce stores.

Downloading a book on an Amazon Kindle is an example of:

When organizations come to a company's Web site for procurement, such business is classified as a(n):