Exam 16: Managing Retailing, wholesaling, and Logistics
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Nonstore retailing falls into four major categories.Which of the following is NOT one of the four nonstore retailing categories?
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Explain what is meant by the term "store atmosphere" and why it is important for retailers to have a distinctive atmosphere.
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Manufacturers typically do not sell directly to retailers or final consumers.They choose to use wholesalers because wholesalers are more efficient at certain functions.What functions are these?
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Integrated logistics systems (ILS)involves materials management,________,and physical distribution,aided by information technology.
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Franchising accounts for more than $1 trillion of annual U.S.sales and nearly one-third of all retail transactions.Franchises are distinguished by three characteristics,which are: (1)The franchisee pays for the right to be part of the system: (2)the franchisor provides its franchisees with a system for doing business;and (3)________.
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In your restaurant you offer a wide variety of dishes and are open for breakfast,lunch,and dinner.In terms of product assortment,you can claim that your restaurant has a product assortment that has ________.
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In deciding on the method or means of transportation,shippers consider such criteria as speed,frequency,________,capability,availability,traceability,and costs.
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The order-to-payment cycle is the elapsed time between an order's receipt,delivery,and payment by the customer.
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The company that you work for has outlined the following to its customers: Our on-time deliveries will be set at 95%;ordering and billing accuracy will be at a minimum of 98%;and we will establish four warehouses to serve the United States.These policies relate to ________.
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You are interviewing for a job after graduation with a wholesaler.In your preparation for the interview,you discover that the wholesaler carries over 10,000 stockkeeping units,maintains a sales force,makes store door deliveries,and provides management and research assistance to retailers.You are interviewing with a ________ wholesaler.
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Choosing a market-logistics system calls for examining the total cost (M)associated with different proposed systems and selecting the system that minimizes it,where T (total freight costs)+ FW (total fixed warehouse cost)+ VW (total variable warehouse costs)is expressed as M = T + FW + VW.
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Retailers are facing increasing competition from other manufacturer-to-consumer distribution channels.A retailer must develop a product-differentiation strategy.The author suggests seven product-differentiation strategies.List and explain these seven.
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Retailers can assess a particular store's sales effectiveness by looking at (1)the number of people passing by on an average day; (2)the _________; (3)the percentage of those entering who buy;and (4)the average amount spent per sale.
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Integrated logistics systems involves materials management,material flow systems,and electronic distribution.
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The services mix afforded to retailers is a key tool for differentiating one store from another.Briefly explain the three services mixes available to retailers.
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At some stock level point,management must reorder product to refill the inventory to an acceptable level.This point is called the ________.
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In a franchising system,individual franchisees are ________.
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Retailers are generally eager to stock new products,making it difficult for manufacturers to keep older,but proven brands on the shelves.
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________ cost increases at an accelerating rate as the customer-service level approaches 100%.
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Wal-Mart's Ol'Roy dog food has surpassed Nestlé's Purina brand as the top-selling dog chow.Ol'Roy is an example of a ________.
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