Exam 14: B Supply Chain Management and Marketing Channels
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In vertical integration,control is expanded to two or more successive links of production or distribution.
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The shortest possible distribution channel would be producer to retailer to consumer.
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During order entry,a customer's credit rating is checked by the credit department.
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Supply chain management combines two or more stages of the marketing channel under one management.
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Firms that desire to convey an exclusive image for their products may wish to limit the number of outlets available.
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A producer that sells similar products through different channels under different brand names is engaging in dual distribution.
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The purpose of a marketing channel is to make products available at the right time at the right place in the right quantities.
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Agents are used in business channels for standardized products and in situations in which information-gathering and selling functions are important.
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Selective distribution is desirable when customer service from a channel member is important.
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Marketing channels create several types of utility including time,place,possession,and sometimes form utility.
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Cost,speed,load flexibility,dependability,frequency,and accessibility are considered when choosing a transportation mode.
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Inventory decisions seldom have a strong impact on physical distribution costs and on the level of customer service provided.
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Dual distribution involves the use of two or more marketing channels for distributing the same products to the same target market.
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It is rare for a channel member to manage the physical distribution of goods for all supply chain members involved in exchanges.
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The cost of a business product may affect the distribution channel selected for it.
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Freight forwarders are companies that offer several shipment methods,including rail,truck,and air service.
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