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  • A. outbound franchisor
  • B. franchisee
  • C. wholesaler
  • D. franchisor

Explanation: A wholesaler is an independent firm that purchases or handles goods for resale to retailers and other business users.

Correct answer: wholesaler
  • A. selective store
  • B. extensive store
  • C. exclusive store
  • D. convenience stores

Explanation: Convenience stores are situated close to residential areas, carry a narrow range of frequently needed products, and usually operate for…

Correct answer: convenience stores
  • A. specialty stores
  • B. department store
  • C. discount store
  • D. super store

Explanation: Walmart and Target are classic discount retailers because they sell a broad range of merchandise at relatively low prices and margins.

Correct answer: discount store
  • A. web wholesalers
  • B. brokers
  • C. agent
  • D. drop shippers

Explanation: An agent represents buyers or sellers and negotiates transactions without taking title to the goods, usually performing fewer functions…

Correct answer: agent
  • A. outbound store
  • B. inbound store
  • C. department store
  • D. intensive store

Explanation: Sears is a department store because it offers several broad merchandise lines, such as clothing, appliances, and household goods, through…

Correct answer: department store
  • A. factory outlets
  • B. warehouse clubs
  • C. factory clubs
  • D. surplus center

Explanation: Warehouse clubs sell a limited assortment of goods, often including groceries and recognised brands, at discounted prices to customers who…

Correct answer: warehouse clubs
  • A. selective market
  • B. super market
  • C. extensive market
  • D. exclusive market

Explanation: Supermarkets use self-service, high sales volume, and relatively low margins to meet consumers' regular grocery needs.

Correct answer: super market
  • A. services mix
  • B. product assortment
  • C. store atmosphere
  • D. all of above

Explanation: Retailers must decide their product assortment, the services mix provided to customers, and the store atmosphere that shapes the shopping…

Correct answer: all of above
  • A. wheel of mega retailers
  • B. wheel of retailing concept
  • C. cycle of retailers
  • D. retailers discount concept

Explanation: The wheel of retailing describes how retailers often enter with low prices, low margins, and limited services, then add facilities and…

Correct answer: wheel of retailing concept
  • A. franchise
  • B. relative stores
  • C. chain stores
  • D. off price voluntary stores

Explanation: A franchise is a contractual arrangement in which a franchisor grants a business person the right to operate a unit using its brand…

Correct answer: franchise
  • A. assess needs of customer
  • B. set target price
  • C. determine incurred costs
  • D. design product

Explanation: Value-based pricing begins by assessing customer needs and perceived value, then sets a target price before determining costs and…

Correct answer: determine incurred costs
  • A. agents and brokers
  • B. manufacturer's sales branches
  • C. voluntary franchise chain
  • D. merchant wholesalers

Explanation: Merchant wholesalers are independent intermediaries that buy goods, take title to them, and resell them.

Correct answer: merchant wholesalers
  • A. factory outlets
  • B. warehouse clubs
  • C. factory clubs
  • D. surplus center

Explanation: Factory outlets are owned and operated by manufacturers to sell surplus, irregular, or discontinued goods, often at reduced prices.

Correct answer: factory outlets
  • A. category killer
  • B. discount killer
  • C. limited inbound retailers
  • D. limited outbound retailers

Explanation: A category killer is a large specialty retailer with a deep assortment in one product category and knowledgeable service staff.

Correct answer: category killer
  • A. voluntary franchise
  • B. involuntary cooperative
  • C. retailer cooperative
  • D. voluntary cooperative

Explanation: A retailer cooperative is formed when independent retailers establish a jointly owned wholesale operation and coordinate promotional…

Correct answer: retailer cooperative
  • A. specialty line handlers
  • B. corporate units
  • C. franchisor
  • D. franchisee

Explanation: Franchisees are the independent business operators who use the franchisor's system, brand, and support in return for agreed fees or…

Correct answer: franchisee
  • A. superstore
  • B. outbound stores
  • C. inbound stores
  • D. intensive stores

Explanation: Best Buy, Staples, and PetSmart are superstores, large specialty retailers offering extensive assortments within particular product…

Correct answer: superstore
  • A. industry capital items
  • B. industry material and parts
  • C. office equipment
  • D. specialty industrial products

Explanation: Generators, drill presses, and elevators are capital items because they are long-term fixed equipment used in business operations.

Correct answer: industry capital items
  • A. convenience sought products
  • B. unsought industrial products
  • C. sought non-specialty products
  • D. shopping products

Explanation: Televisions and refrigerators are shopping products because buyers compare their quality, features, price, and style before purchase.

Correct answer: shopping products
  • A. sought specialty products
  • B. augmented industrial product
  • C. unsought shopping products
  • D. unsought consumer products

Explanation: Unsought consumer products are not normally sought by customers and therefore require strong promotion and personal selling, such as…

Correct answer: unsought consumer products