Multiple Choice
The What Went Wrong feature in Chapter 3 is titled "eBay Drop-Off Stores: How Feasible Were They?" What was it about the potential feasibility of eBay Drop-Off stores that worried skeptics from the beginning?
A) that the stores would not have enough "quality" merchandise to sell on eBay and that the variety of items the stores would be asked to sell would be too broad
B) that consumers were losing interest in eBay and that the stores would not have enough "quality" merchandise to sell on eBay
C) that eBay was attracting too many competitors and that consumers were becoming increasingly Internet savvy, making it easier for them to sell items at online auctions themselves rather than relying on an intermediary like an eBay Drop Off store
D) that the variety of items the stores would be asked to sell would be too broad and that consumers were losing interest in online auctions
E) that consumers were losing interest in online auctions and that eBay was declining in terms of its popularity
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q11: Census Bureau data, analyst forecasts, and other
Q34: _ feasibility is an assessment of the
Q48: Industry/target market feasibility is an assessment of
Q53: The Savvy Entrepreneurial Firm feature in Chapter
Q55: The four forms of feasibility analysis include:
Q58: Katlin Smith is investigating the feasibility of
Q65: Jennifer Burroughs is thinking about starting a
Q66: Corry Pierce is investigating the feasibility of
Q67: Mintel, IBISWorld, and BizMiner are databases most
Q71: A buying intentions survey is used to