A) When distribution is the most relevant marketing mix element, it is because power retailers are channel members.
B) Distribution usually is the leading variable in the marketing mix unless the manufacturer owns and operates its own retailing operation.
C) As the number of channel members expands, so does the importance of distribution in the marketing mix.
D) The most emphasis should be placed on profits and placement in developing a marketing mix.
E) Distribution can offer a more favorable basis for developing the competitive edge because it is not easily copied.
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A) Channel position.
B) Channel strength.
C) Channel design.
D) Channel superiority.
E) Channel differentiation.
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A) Exclusive distribution.
B) Broad coverage of the market.
C) Very selective distribution.
D) Intensive or exclusive distribution.
E) Regional distribution.
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A) Windowing was established to help the movie industry maximize total revenues.
B) The practice essentially made movie theatres exclusive distributors for the first four months after a movie's release.
C) Windowing greatly benefited movie theaters.
D) Windowing greatly threatened movie theaters.
E) Windowing may be replaced with new approach to distribution that shortened the time consumers can purchase movies.
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A) On an ad hoc basis.
B) On a "cross that bridge when you come to it" basis.
C) On a firefighting basis.
D) By following a set of guiding principles basis.
E) By developing personal relationships with other channel managers.
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A) Communicating corporate guidelines, business definition, and mission.
B) Communicating business guidelines.
C) Communicating the program definition.
D) Integrating functional strategies.
E) Developing a one-year plan and budget for departments.
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A) Its efficient inbound logistics.
B) Marketing and sales.
C) Its retail distribution channels.
D) Technology development.
E) Procurement.
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A) It is sometimes referred to as distribution partnerships.
B) It is sometimes referred to as strategic alliances.
C) It is sometimes referred to as e-commerce.
D) It is sometimes referred to as networks.
E) It is sometimes referred to as partnering.
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A) Distribution price allocation.
B) Distribution product advertising.
C) Distribution portfolio analysis.
D) Distribution production alternatives.
E) Distribution promotion analysis.
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A) The most efficient channel.
B) The lowest cost channel.
C) Differential advantage.
D) Increased profits.
E) Power over other members of the channel.
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A) Channel and placement strategy
B) Differential advantage
C) Respect
D) Power
E) Marketing strategy
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A) Customers are looking for the lowest price.
B) Highly standardized products sell best.
C) Custom made distribution can attract customers.
D) Customers who need no technical support will buy from BMW.
E) Insecure customers who are afraid to venture into dealerships will buy from BMW.
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A) Short-lived.
B) Long-lived.
C) Less costly to develop.
D) Much more difficult to develop than product advantages.
E) Almost always more expensive to develop.
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A) The most important element for gaining differential advantage.
B) One component in the firm's attempt to gain differential advantage.
C) The only real basis for gaining differential advantage.
D) Of little consequence in gaining differential advantage.
E) The second most important element behind pricing.
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A) Product, price and promotion are more difficult to control.
B) Independent channel members can be difficult to control.
C) It takes too long for distribution to impact market share.
D) The decisions are difficult to make.
E) It is hard to obtain the information.
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A) synergy
B) problems
C) a legal partnership
D) unforeseen obstacles
E) conflict
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A) A great product.
B) An emphasis on product differentiation.
C) Competitive prices.
D) Its system of distribution and product support.
E) Its product development expertise.
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A) A question without a general answer.
B) A direct function of the size of the firm.
C) Almost always most critical in high-tech companies.
D) A fairly clear-cut formula of Ts = f(P1,P2,P3,P4) .
E) Dependent upon the firm's goals and objectives.
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A) Tradition but with more "class".
B) Aims to communicate to its dealers that they must be the best and create high consumer expectations.
C) Extensive use of the Internet.
D) A strict one-price policy.
E) elimination of dealer salespeople to move to a higher technological computer-based approach to car sales.
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A) Are most effective when they provide financial gains to the channel member.
B) Are severely limited by law.
C) Are very diverse in approach.
D) Are best when they take a subtle approach.
E) Are difficult to implement.
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