Changing Market Locations,resulting from Geographical Boundaries of Existing Markets Expanding
Multiple Choice
Changing market locations,resulting from geographical boundaries of existing markets expanding or the opening up of new,more distant markets,should signal the channel manager that:
A) Shorter channels are definitely needed.
B) A higher level of intensity is called for.
C) Modifications in channel structure may be needed.
D) Intermediaries should be dropped.
E) Market density is increasing.
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Q3: The market constructs used in the text
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Q5: What presents the most formidable challenges for
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Q10: Which of the following is not a
Q11: Market size refers to:<br>A) The square miles
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