Exam 2: Ethical and Legal Issues in Selling
Exam 1: Selling and Salespeople100 Questions
Exam 2: Ethical and Legal Issues in Selling99 Questions
Exam 3: Buying Behavior and the Buying Process99 Questions
Exam 4: Using Communication Principles to Build Relationships100 Questions
Exam 5: Adaptive Selling for Relationship Building105 Questions
Exam 6: Prospecting105 Questions
Exam 7: Planning the Sales Call99 Questions
Exam 8: Making the Sales Call100 Questions
Exam 9: Strengthening the Presentation100 Questions
Exam 10: Responding to Objections100 Questions
Exam 11: Obtaining Commitment100 Questions
Exam 12: Formal Negotiating98 Questions
Exam 13: Building Partnering Relationships100 Questions
Exam 14: Building Long-Term Partnerships99 Questions
Exam 15: Managing Your Time and Territory100 Questions
Exam 16: Managing Within Your Company100 Questions
Exam 17: Managing Your Career97 Questions
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Court decisions related to the Robinson-Patman Act define _____ as a seller giving unjustified special prices,discounts,or services to some customers and not to others.
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Which of the following statements is true about written agreements?
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When an item is shipped under contract terms that call for FOB (free on board)factory,the buyer assumes responsibility for any loss or damage incurred during transportation.
(True/False)
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Kevin purchased a lawn mower.The blades were so dull that the mower could not cut the grass in his backyard.Because of existence of _____ warranties,Kevin can return the mower and expect to receive a replacement that will cut grass.
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Which of the following statements is true about tying agreements?
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The accounting of sales and costs of many new technology products has resulted in many ethical and legal controversies.Often,the shelf life of a new product is difficult to assess and,therefore,how to allocate sales and costs is debatable.A court decision provides guidelines to address these issues.The court decision is an example of:
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Jordon is a salesperson in a cosmetic firm.While selling a product to a customer,he lies to the customer that other competitors in the market use banned substances in their products.This is an example of:
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What is the difference between free on board (FOB)destination and free on board factory?
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Spreading rumors about a colleague's sexual conduct cannot be considered sexual harassment.
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In the context of incentives given by a producer to a reseller's salespeople,a spiff is considered legal only if:
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_____ laws are established by local,state,or federal regulatory agencies.
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If the salesperson for a paint manufacturer promised a purchasing agent that a certain brand of paint was mildew-resistant (when it was not),the salesperson:
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Robin is selling a Local Area Network (LAN)system to a company that oversees the renovation of dingy,old downtown districts into attractive shopping areas.Which of the following statements by the seller might be construed as an expressed warranty?
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Tying agreements stipulate that a seller is only allowed to sell products to a single buyer.
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When spending from their company's expense accounts,salespeople should act as though they are spending their own money.
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Bribes typically have no negative consequences for the purchasing agent's firm-only for the purchasing agent as an individual.
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The manufacturer of Kingston freestanding greenhouses gives $100 as an incentive to a reseller's salespeople for each greenhouse they sell.This special incentive is known as:
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