Exam 15: B Retailing,wholesaling and Direct Marketing
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Commission merchants tend to have relatively broad powers concerning prices and terms of sales.
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Specialty retailing is a form of selling by description in that buyers usually do not see the actual product until it arrives.
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An example of a nonstore retailer is a vending machine.
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Fewer enclosed regional malls have been built in recent years; developers are instead opening shopping centers that focus as much on entertainment as on shopping.
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By buying in large quantities and delivering to customers in smaller lots,a wholesaler may perform physical distribution activities more efficiently than a producer.
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New store formats and technological advances are making the retail environment highly dynamic and competitive.
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The classification of wholesalers in the text is based solely on the performance of marketing activities.
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Most factory outlet shopping centers seek to locate in prime retail,metropolitan areas.
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A retail store usually can position its image so that it is universally acceptable to all market segments.
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A good location for neighborhood shopping centers is near hotels.
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Retailing includes all transactions in which the buyer intends to consume the product through personal,family,or household use.
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Wholesalers do not engage in selling to reseller,government,or institutional users.
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Some purchasing by consumers is an end in itself-for example,when it is done to escape boredom.
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Factory outlet stores exist to compete with traditional retailers.
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Warehouse showrooms are able to sell products at low prices by passing some of their marketing functions on to consumers.
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Truck wholesalers are usually classified as limited-service wholesalers because they offer a limited line of products.
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Warehouse clubs are able to offer a broad range of merchandise because their product lines are shallow and their sales volumes high.
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