Exam 16: Managing Retailing, Wholesaling, and Logistics

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High staffing costs,along with a higher proportion of specialty goods and slower-moving items and many services,result in the high cost structure of ________ retailing.

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Inventory-carrying costs represent substantial dollars for manufacturers.These inventory-carrying costs include storage charges,cost of capital,taxes and insurance,and depreciation and obsolescence.Carrying costs might run as high as ________ of the value of the inventory.

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Recent trends in retailing includes which of the following

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Most retailers will put low prices on some items to serve as traffic builders or _____________.

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Distributors differ from retailers in a number of ways.One of these ways is that distributor transactions are usually ________ than retail transactions.

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________ refers to buying large carload lots and dividing them into smaller units before shipping them out to consumers.

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Customers who like to be waited on prefer to shop in stores that offer ________.

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If the shipper owns its own truck or air fleet,it becomes a ________.

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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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Mass merchandisers and discount stores typically fall into the ________ group with respect to margins and volume.

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Intermediaries sponsor their own brands because ________.

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Inventory costs increases at a decreasing rate as customer-service levels approach 100% fulfillment.

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The amount of time shoppers spend in a store is perhaps the single most important factor in determining how much they will buy.

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________ are independently owned businesses that take title to the merchandise they handle.They are full-service and limited-service jobbers,distributors,and mill supply houses.

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A retailer's real challenge begins after defining the store's product assortment,and that is to develop a product-differentiation strategy.

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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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The three elements of the services mix for retailers includes ________.

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In the face of increased competition from discount houses and specialty stores,department stores are waging a comeback war.Two models for department stores' success seems to be emerging.The first is a store that has a strong retail brand approach,as demonstrated by Kohl's in the United States.The second model is the ________,typified by Galeries Lafayette in Paris.

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Wholesaling includes all the activities involved in selling goods or services to those who buy for resale or business use.Wholesaling includes manufacturers and farmers who sell directly to consumers.

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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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