Exam 10: E-Commerce: Digital Markets and Digital Goods

Hockey fans gather at the site nhl-cards.com.Here collectors and fans are able to buy and sell hockey cards with each other.What major electronic commerce category best describes this scenario?

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Question 81

Information ________ refers to the complexity and content of a message.

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Question 82

An information broker provides product,pricing,and availability information to individuals and businesses and generates revenue from advertising or from directing buyers to sellers.

(True/False)

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Question 83

________ electronic commerce involves sales of goods and services among businesses.

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Question 84

E-commerce is ubiquitous,meaning that is it available just about everywhere,at all times.

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Question 85

A marketplace extended beyond traditional boundaries and removed from a temporal and geographic location is called a(n)

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Question 86

The lowered costs of information storage,processing,and communication,along with the improvement of data quality has resulted in which unique quality of e-commerce?

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Question 87

Facebook makes its money through ________.

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Question 88

You are consulting for Lucky's,a chain of gas stations.What types of e-commerce opportunities,if any,are relevant to Lucky's? Could Lucky's make use of any Internet business models for this opportunity?

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Question 89

________ refers to the use of the Internet and the Web to transact business.

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Question 90

Building a successful e-commerce site requires a keen understanding of business,technology,and social issues,as well as a ________ approach.

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Question 91

Simple Web sites can be developed and hosted with a first-year cost of ________ or less.

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Question 92

Price discrimination is selling the same goods,or nearly the same goods,to different targeted groups at similar prices.

(True/False)

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Question 93

If you have some experience with computers,you might decide to build the site yourself.

(True/False)

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Question 94

Doug's Sports is a retail sports store.They have a 6000 sq.ft.store located in Lethbridge.They also market their goods through their Web site and distribute products around Canada.Which business model best describes the way this business participates in e-commerce?

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Question 95

Clickstream tracking tools collect data on customer activities at Web sites and store them in a log.The tools record the site that users visited prior to coming to a particular Web site and where these users go when they leave that site.

(True/False)

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Question 96

Internet/Web technology is available everywhere: at work,at home,and elsewhere via mobile devices,anytime.This best describes ________.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 97

Newspapers and magazines are losing readers to the Internet and losing advertisers.

(True/False)

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Question 98

Compared to digital markets,traditional markets have

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Question 99

________ refers to the ease with which consumers can find out the variety of prices in a market.

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Hockey fans gather at the site nhl-cards.com.Here collectors and fans are able to buy and sell hockey cards with each other.What major electronic commerce category best describes this scenario?

Information ________ refers to the complexity and content of a message.

An information broker provides product,pricing,and availability information to individuals and businesses and generates revenue from advertising or from directing buyers to sellers.

________ electronic commerce involves sales of goods and services among businesses.

E-commerce is ubiquitous,meaning that is it available just about everywhere,at all times.

A marketplace extended beyond traditional boundaries and removed from a temporal and geographic location is called a(n)

The lowered costs of information storage,processing,and communication,along with the improvement of data quality has resulted in which unique quality of e-commerce?

Facebook makes its money through ________.

You are consulting for Lucky's,a chain of gas stations.What types of e-commerce opportunities,if any,are relevant to Lucky's? Could Lucky's make use of any Internet business models for this opportunity?

________ refers to the use of the Internet and the Web to transact business.

Building a successful e-commerce site requires a keen understanding of business,technology,and social issues,as well as a ________ approach.

Simple Web sites can be developed and hosted with a first-year cost of ________ or less.

Price discrimination is selling the same goods,or nearly the same goods,to different targeted groups at similar prices.

If you have some experience with computers,you might decide to build the site yourself.

Doug's Sports is a retail sports store.They have a 6000 sq.ft.store located in Lethbridge.They also market their goods through their Web site and distribute products around Canada.Which business model best describes the way this business participates in e-commerce?

Clickstream tracking tools collect data on customer activities at Web sites and store them in a log.The tools record the site that users visited prior to coming to a particular Web site and where these users go when they leave that site.

Internet/Web technology is available everywhere: at work,at home,and elsewhere via mobile devices,anytime.This best describes ________.

Newspapers and magazines are losing readers to the Internet and losing advertisers.

Compared to digital markets,traditional markets have

________ refers to the ease with which consumers can find out the variety of prices in a market.

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