BM350 MM5 Question 1 of 20 ( BM 350 MM5 Question 1 of 20 ) BM/350 MM5 Quiz

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Question 1 of 20

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Major functions performed in the channels of distribution include middlemen, merchant middlemen, and:

 

 

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A. employees.

 

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B. employers.

 

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C. agents.

 

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D. organizations.

 

 

Question 2 of 20

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Channels with one or more intermediaries are referred to as:

 

 

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A. administered systems.

 

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B. direct channels.

 

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C. indirect channels.

 

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D. responsive channels.

 

 

Question 3 of 20

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The choice of channels can be defined in terms of intensive distribution, selective distribution, and __________ distribution.

 

 

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A. marketing

 

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B. sales

 

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C. exclusive

 

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D. product

 

 

Question 4 of 20

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In __________ distribution, the manufacturer limits the use of intermediaries to the ones believed to be the best available in the geographic area.

 

 

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A. exclusive

 

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B. geodemographic

 

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C. wholesale

 

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D. selective

 

 

Question 5 of 20

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The major distribution costs to be minimized are transportation, order processing, and:

 

 

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A. horizontal dimension.

 

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B. vertical dimension.

 

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C. packaging.

 

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D. geodemographic.

 

 

Question 6 of 20

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It is well-documented in the marketing literature that __________ throughout the channel often lead to high-quality products and low price.

 

 

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A. discord

 

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B. competition

 

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C. long-term relationships

 

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D. collusion

 

 

Question 7 of 20

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Administered vertical marketing systems are most similar to:

 

 

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A. internal market mechanisms.

 

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B. conventional channels.

 

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C. selective distribution.

 

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D. horizontal channels.

 

 

Question 8 of 20

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__________ are merchants that are primarily engaged in buying, taking title to, usually storing and physically handling goods in large quantities.

 

 

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A. Retailers

 

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B. Logistics companies

 

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C. Wholesalers

 

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D. Vendors

 

 

Question 9 of 20

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For which of the following products would its manufacturer be more likely to use intensive distribution?

 

 

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A. Blue jeans

 

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B. Laser printer

 

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C. Gourmet cat food

 

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D. Can of soda

 

 

Question 10 of 20

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A contractual vertical marketing system:

 

 

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A. is exemplified by a florist shop that buys a wholesale plant nursery.

 

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B. is very similar to a conventional marketing channel of distribution.

 

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C. operates with a channel leader.

 

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D. is exemplified by the Subway sandwich shop franchise system.

 

 

Question 11 of 20

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The __________ factors that are particularly important for pricing decisions are: expected consumption rate of potential buyers, location of potential buyers, and position of potential buyers.

 

 

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A. economic

 

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B. political

 

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C. demographic

 

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D. sociological

 

 

Question 12 of 20

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Price elasticity is a measure of consumer's price sensitivity, which is estimated by dividing relative changes in the quantity sold by the:

 

 

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A. volume consumed.

 

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B. cost of the product or service.

 

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C. quantity produced.

 

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D. relative changes in price.

 

 

Question 13 of 20

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Two factors that relate to the supply influences on pricing decisions are:

 

 

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A. intangibility and perishability.

 

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B. rate-of-return and inventory levels.

 

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C. perishability and tangibility.

 

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D. cost and nature of the product.

 

 

Question 14 of 20

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The basic variations in cost-oriented pricing are mark-up pricing, cost-plus pricing, and:

 

 

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A. fixed pricing.

 

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B. demand oriented pricing.

 

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C. rate-of-return pricing.

 

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D. additional profits.

 

 

Question 15 of 20

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The pricing strategy in which the seller charges a relatively high price on a new product is called:

 

 

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A. price fixing.

 

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B. deceptive pricing.

 

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C. price discrimination.

 

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D. skimming.

 

 

Question 16 of 20

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The pricing strategy in which the seller charges a relatively low price on a new product is called:

 

 

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A. development.

 

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B. traditional marketing.

 

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C. penetration.

 

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D. skimming.

 

 

Question 17 of 20

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Pricing a product at competition is called __________ pricing and is popular for homogeneous products, since this approach represents the collective wisdom of the industry and is not disruptive of industry harmony.

 

 

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A. sealed-bid

 

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B. competitor

 

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C. open

 

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D. going-rate

 

 

Question 18 of 20

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Price-fixing is illegal per se. Sellers must not make any agreements with competitors or distributors concerning the final price of the goods. The __________ is the primary device used to outlaw horizontal price-fixing.

 

 

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A. Sherman Antitrust Act

 

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B. Robinson-Patman Act

 

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C. Clayton Act

 

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D. Federal Trade Commission Act

 

 

Question 19 of 20

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Setting prices so that targeted customers will perceive products to offer greater value than competitive offerings is called:

 

 

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A. comprehension of service marketing.

 

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B. value pricing.

 

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C. mass merchandising.

 

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D. perishability pricing.

 

 

Question 20 of 20

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It is not uncommon for the manufacturer of a new product to have to pay a retailer $30,000 in order to get the shelf space needed to sell its new product in a particular retail establishment. This $30,000 fee is an example of a(n):

 

 

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A. slotting allowance.

 

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B. bribe.

 

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C. placement fee.

 

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D. opportunity fee.

 

 

 

 

 

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