Exam 18: Location,layout,and Physical Facilities

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Carlos owns a heavy equipment repair and maintenance business.Which of the following criteria for selecting a state in which to locate the business would be of greatest concern to Carlos?

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Question 101

Which of the following characteristics for selecting a city would be of greatest interest to a retail store selling fine china and collectibles?

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Question 102

Which of the following sets of city factors does an entrepreneur need to consider when choosing a location for his/her new business?

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Question 103

The starting point for designing a layout is:

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Question 104

A product layout has the disadvantage of:

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Question 105

New businesses should only plan or buy the space for which they have immediate need,to conserve cash.

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Question 106

The U.S.Census Department's "TIGER" file is a computerized map of the entire United States that gives entrepreneurs the power to pinpoint existing and potential customers.

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Question 107

One element of the location decision common to all businesses is the need to locate where customers wish to do business.

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Question 108

Site selection begins with considering what city in which to locate and then broadening the search to consider the region and state.

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Question 109

Buildings under three stories high or with less than 3,000 square feet per floor do not have to have elevators.

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Question 110

A(n)________ layout divides a store into a series of individual shopping areas,each with its own theme.This layout can create a distinctive image for a business.

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Question 111

________ is a system that divides a county or a city into small cells or districts to control the use of land,buildings,and sites.

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Question 112

At the broadest level of the location decision,entrepreneurs usually identify regions of the country that:

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Carlos owns a heavy equipment repair and maintenance business.Which of the following criteria for selecting a state in which to locate the business would be of greatest concern to Carlos?

Which of the following characteristics for selecting a city would be of greatest interest to a retail store selling fine china and collectibles?

Which of the following sets of city factors does an entrepreneur need to consider when choosing a location for his/her new business?

The starting point for designing a layout is:

A product layout has the disadvantage of:

New businesses should only plan or buy the space for which they have immediate need,to conserve cash.

The U.S.Census Department's "TIGER" file is a computerized map of the entire United States that gives entrepreneurs the power to pinpoint existing and potential customers.

One element of the location decision common to all businesses is the need to locate where customers wish to do business.

Site selection begins with considering what city in which to locate and then broadening the search to consider the region and state.

Buildings under three stories high or with less than 3,000 square feet per floor do not have to have elevators.

A(n)________ layout divides a store into a series of individual shopping areas,each with its own theme.This layout can create a distinctive image for a business.

________ is a system that divides a county or a city into small cells or districts to control the use of land,buildings,and sites.

At the broadest level of the location decision,entrepreneurs usually identify regions of the country that:

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