A) the density of distribution whereby a firm tries to place its products or services in as many outlets as possible.
B) the distribution of products or services in markets where there are currently no other competitors.
C) the distribution of products or services where the producer owns the entire channel of distribution.
D) the density of distribution whereby a firm tries to place its products or services with only one retail outlet in a specified geographical area.
E) the density of distribution whereby a firm tries to place its products or services in a few retail outlets in a specific area.
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A) service-sponsored retail franchise systems
B) wholesaler-sponsored franchise systems
C) horizontal-marketing franchise systems
D) contractual-sponsored franchise systems
E) customer-generated franchise systems
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A) transactional function
B) facilitating function
C) middleman function
D) logistical function
E) operational function
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A) units of products delivered.
B) total generated revenue.
C) service delivered to customers.
D) total number of customers served.
E) total profits realized.
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A) channel champion
B) channel general
C) channel captain
D) channel director
E) channel coordinator
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A) automate customer service.
B) maximize customer service levels.
C) minimize customer service levels.
D) minimize total logistics costs and let customer service follow.
E) provide superior customer service while controlling logistics costs.
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A) the time between when an order is placed and when payment is received.
B) the time between the sale of the first production batch to the sale of the next production batch.
C) the cycle between one full warehouse shipment to the next full warehouse shipment.
D) the lag from ordering an item until it is received and ready for use or sale.
E) the average time between reorders by a given wholesaler or retailer in the marketing channel.
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A) the specific needs of customer segments
B) monetary considerations
C) supplier alternatives
D) the business mission
E) a lack of an appropriate channel captain
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A) reverse materials handling
B) reverse logistics
C) cause-related marketing
D) vendor-managed inventory
E) materials transformation
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A) backward integration
B) forward integration
C) vertical integration
D) lateral integration
E) horizontal integration
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A) privately owned distributors and retailers integrate their efforts, on a contractual basis, to obtain greater functional economies and marketing impact than they could achieve alone.
B) independent production and distribution firms integrate their efforts, on a contractual basis, to obtain greater functional economies and marketing impact than they could achieve alone.
C) a manufacturer offers a limited number of franchise licenses to restrict the number of franchisees within a given geographical region.
D) a firm reaches different buyers by employing two or more different types of channels for the same basic product.
E) a firm formally designates by contract one channel member-whether producer, wholesaler, or retailer-to coordinate, direct, and support all other channel members.
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A) corporate vertical marketing system
B) integrated vertical marketing system
C) contractual vertical marketing system
D) administered vertical marketing system
E) forward integration vertical marketing system
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A) distributor dissension
B) marketing channel discord
C) partnership divergence
D) channel conflict
E) channel dissonance
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A) horizontal conflict
B) channel circumvention
C) lateral conflict
D) disintermediation
E) dual distribution
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A) economic influence.
B) expertise.
C) identification with a particular channel member.
D) legitimate rights through contracts.
E) governmental contracts.
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A) marketing
B) information technology
C) intermodal
D) supply chain
E) financial
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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 incorporate both forward and backward integration.
C) Corporate vertical marketing systems increase distribution costs.
D) Corporate vertical marketing systems increase investment increases but decrease fixed costs.
E) Corporate vertical marketing systems are only effective with low-end consumer products.
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A) cross channel marketer.
B) multichannel marketer.
C) industrial marketer.
D) direct marketer.
E) merchant marketer.
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A) corporate conflict
B) vertical conflict
C) horizontal conflict
D) administered conflict
E) contractual conflict
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