A) finance.
B) warehouse.
C) furnish market information.
D) create assortments.
E) conduct market research for buyers.
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A) Freight forwarders are typically owned by the manufacturer.
B) Freight forwarders typically do not own their own transportation equipment.
C) Only freight forwarders provide shippers with traffic management services.
D) Package delivery firms always use intermodal transportation.
E) There is no difference between package delivery firms and freight forwarders.
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A) the stringent rewriting of international import-export regulations.
B) deregulation in the transportation industry.
C) the development of larger, lightweight barges.
D) the development and implementation of computer-controlled-distribution (CCD) software.
E) the development of on-site distribution centers.
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A) the customer-distribution matrix.
B) the systems approach to marketing.
C) integrated marketing distribution (IMD) .
D) supply chain management.
E) materials handling heuristics.
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A) keep all costs low, even if it means sacrificing customer satisfaction.
B) stabilize prices in different markets by adjusting for gluts and shortages.
C) create place and form utility.
D) avoid conflicts by keeping physical distribution issues and channel selection decisions separate.
E) accelerate seasonality in production and consumption cycles.
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A) Products are pushed through distribution channels with a market-response system.
B) A market-response system focuses on production.
C) A market-response can often produce excess inventory.
D) A market-response system is more concerned with the relationship between producers and their . suppliers than with the relationship between middlemen and final consumers.
E) None of the above statements about a market-response system is True.
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A) selling agent.
B) manufacturers' agent.
C) drop shipper.
D) broker.
E) commission merchant.
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A) air
B) pipeline
C) water
D) rail
E) highway
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A) is restocked frequently, like dairy products.
B) is made to order, like a presentation guitar.
C) is being sold to geographically dispersed customers.
D) is a technologically complex computer system.
E) has a large gross margin.
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A) real estate.
B) textbooks.
C) video and audio tapes.
D) computer software.
E) textiles.
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A) bricks, slate, gravel, and sand.
B) living room sets, bedroom sets, and dining room furniture.
C) fruit, tobacco and used cars.
D) computers, satellite dishes, and VCRs.
E) store fixtures.
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A) is an expanded version of a market response system.
B) supports customer relationship management.
C) typically involves a retail chain and a wholesaler.
D) allows buyers and sellers to interactively develop a joint sales forecast.
E) is accurately described by all of the above.
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A) An Olympic athlete buys a plane ticket for his mother's trip to the competition.
B) A photographer buys film for his mother's camera.
C) An architect buys a box of pencils for his daughter's birthday.
D) A caterer buys a gross of wine glasses to use at a wedding she is catering.
E) A farmer buys a package of melon seeds for his garden.
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A) partnering with manufacturers.
B) expanding their assortment of services.
C) adopting advanced technology.
D) enhancing service quality.
E) doing all of the above.
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A) are the smallest segment of wholesaling firms when measured by number of establishments.
B) are independently owned firms that engage primarily in wholesaling and take title to products being
Distributed.
C) are independently owned firms that do not take title to the products being distributed.
D) are manufacturer-owned organizations that perform primarily wholesaling tasks for their owner
Companies.
E) engage in both wholesaling and retailing activities for manufacturers and consumers.
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A) wants to retain considerable control over promotion and distribution policies.
B) wants a middleman to take over all marketing tasks.
C) wants distribution in a market currently not covered by its sales force.
D) is strong financially and sells installation-type industrial goods.
E) markets its products only during the summer months.
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A) the types of customers it sells to.
B) whether it carries a stock of the products it sells.
C) the number of services it provides.
D) the type of manufacturer that owns it.
E) its costs of operation.
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