A) transactional
B) logistical
C) facilitating
D) selling
E) risk taking
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A) wholesaler
B) producer
C) channel spokesperson
D) channel captain
E) channel arbitrator
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A) consumers.
B) industrial users.
C) dual distributors.
D) agents or brokers.
E) industrial distributors.
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A) exclusive distribution
B) intensive distribution
C) extensive distribution
D) selective distribution
E) private label distribution
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A) time and place
B) place and form
C) form and creation
D) possession and form
E) application and place
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A) dealer
B) retailer
C) middleman
D) wholesaler
E) agent or broker
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A) increased the ready-to-eat cereal worldwide market share of these companies.
B) served as a model for Post Cereal and Weetabix, a British firm.
C) increased the hot cereal worldwide market share of these companies.
D) increased the ready-to-eat cereal market abroad but decreased General Mills' hot cereal market share in the U.S.
E) resulted in a lawsuit from Kellogg's, the global leader in the ready-to-eat cereal market, which cited unfair trade practices.
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A) electronic government channel.
B) virtual marketing channel.
C) World Wide Web networks.
D) mediated channel.
E) Internet marketing channel.
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A) are only a few large manufacturers but many small retailers.
B) are low-cost, low unit volume goods.
C) is too large an inventory to be carried by wholesalers.
D) are many small manufacturers and many small retailers.
E) are many manufacturers with a limited inventory competing for a small group of retailers.
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A) middleman function
B) logistical function
C) facilitating function
D) operational function
E) transactional function
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A) understand the environment
B) harmonize the supply chain with the marketing strategy
C) understand the marketing mix
D) understand the logistics
E) understand the company's goals
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A) marketing network
B) distribution hierarchy
C) marketing chain
D) distribution matrix
E) marketing channel
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A) The best supply chain is the one that is consistent with the needs of the customer segment being served and complements a company's marketing strategy.
B) The most common form of supply chain is the collaborative-response efficiency strategy.
C) For an effective supply chain, key decisions should be made by a third-party logistics provider.
D) The longer the supply chain, the greater the economies of scale and the better the profit margin.
E) Supply chains should consider the needs of suppliers, provided those needs are consistent with marketing strategies.
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A) satisfying suppliers.
B) maximizing profits.
C) maximizing supply chain membership.
D) delivering the appropriate level of customer service.
E) maximizing supply chain inefficiency.
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A) an order replenishment system that maintains a 10 percent inventory rate at all times in order to guarantee there will never be stockouts.
B) an online virtual inventory storage program that allows firms to enter in minute-by-minute information in order to avoid stockouts due to unforeseen environmental forces.
C) a computer program that allows even the smallest manufacturer to manage its inventory system.
D) an inventory management system that is designed to make the process of reordering and receiving products as simple as possible.
E) an exclusive contractual agreement between delivery services such as Fede
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A) Corporate vertical marketing systems combine successive stages of production and distribution under shared ownership with all links in the marketing chain sharing title to the goods.
B) Corporate vertical marketing systems can use forward integration or backward integration but not both.
C) Corporate vertical marketing systems increase distribution costs.
D) Corporate vertical marketing systems result in increased capital investments and fixed costs.
E) Corporate vertical marketing systems are only effective with low-end consumer products.
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A) when a manufacturer increases its distribution coverage in a geographical area.
B) a channel member bypasses another member and sells or buys products directly.
C) disagreements over how profit margins are distributed among channel members.
D) manufacturers believe wholesalers or retailers are not giving their products adequate attention.
E) a channel member wants to use vendor-managed inventory.
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A) target market customers
B) competitors
C) wholesalers
D) retail stores
E) stakeholders
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A) integrated supply chain
B) extranet computer system
C) customer service department
D) intranet supply network system
E) global procurement network
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A) logistical flow
B) demand chain
C) supplier-customer alliance
D) supply chain
E) supply pipeline
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