A) is significantly smaller than the consumer market in terms of total sales volume.
B) is significantly smaller than the consumer market in terms of number of firms involved.
C) does not exist as a separate entity from the consumer market.
D) caters to the ultimate consumer.
E) is accurately described by none of the above.
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A) vertical
B) direct
C) indirect
D) horizontal
E) linear
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A) reciprocity
B) derived demand
C) fluctuating demand
D) elastic demand
E) multiple buying influence
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A) straight rebuy
B) specialty
C) reciprocity
D) modified rebuy
E) new-task buying
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A) is the term used to describe the relationship between wholesalers and resellers.
B) refers to the activities that have to take place when a product that is ordinarily sold to ultimate consumers is sold to business users.
C) refers to all the techniques used for shortening the distribution channels.
D) is the term used for the replacement of some traditional intermediaries with Internet-based selling.
E) refers to the collective services performed by facilitating intermediaries.
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A) influencer
B) gatekeeper
C) motivator
D) user
E) decider
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A) specialty
B) straight rebuy
C) reciprocity
D) modified rebuy
E) new-task buying
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A) is not worried about dependability of supply.
B) avoids reciprocal arrangements.
C) typically has larger average order sizes.
D) rarely buys directly from the producer.
E) is unaffected by multiple buying influences.
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A) uniforms for UPS drivers
B) protective eyewear
C) automatic bowling pinspotters
D) blast furnaces
E) kidney dialysis machines
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A) demand for the product is elastic.
B) demand for the product does not fluctuate.
C) it is usable by many industries.
D) it is handled by several middlemen before reaching its final buyer.
E) it is usable by only one or two industries.
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A) a widely fluctuating demand for business goods.
B) how to calculate the activity indicator of buying power.
C) how demand is derived.
D) the concentration of buying power in a relatively few firms.
E) reductions in pure unit production costs when total quantity produced increases.
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A) form, time, and place
B) form, time, place, and possession
C) possession, time, and place
D) time and place
E) form and possession
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A) Dr. Born buys a new dental chair for her office.
B) An interior designer buys a new tablecloth for her dining room table.
C) A retail store owner buys poster board to make signs for her office.
D) A university president orders a worktable for his office.
E) A convenience store owner places an order to have his soda vending machine restocked.
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A) the total number of farm equipment retailers in Georgia
B) the total number of acres of cotton planted during the past 12 months in Georgia
C) the total number of farmers in Georgia
D) the total number of cotton picking equipment manufacturers in the South
E) the total expenditure for cotton picking equipment in Georgia for the past 12 months
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A) vertical
B) indirect
C) elastic
D) horizontal
E) regulated
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A) sales promotion
B) advertising
C) publicity
D) public relations
E) personal selling
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A) the fact firms are dealing with fewer suppliers
B) the use of countertrades.
C) the fact companies are making more and buying less
D) the fact that there is zero tolerance for production error
E) the use of outsourcing
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