A) salaries are predictable.
B) salaries are stable.
C) they run the risk of having little or no income.
D) they do not provide strong incentives for extra effort.
E) none of the above - salary plans are always popular with salespeople.
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A) unlimited, limited, per diem.
B) restricted, unrestricted, per diem.
C) restricted, unrestricted, partial.
D) full, partial, per diem.
E) none of the above: there are only 2 types.
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A) salary only
B) salary plus monthly commission
C) salary plus year-end bonus
D) commission only
E) commission plus bonus
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A) unlimited.
B) per diem.
C) limited.
D) fringe benefit.
E) none of the above.
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A) the size of individual payments are set arbitrarily.
B) bonus payments are too small to have any impact on the activities of salespeople.
C) payments are received so long after goals are achieved they provide little incentive.
D) both a and c of the above.
E) all of the above.
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A) Straight salary compensation plans are more complex to administer than straight commission compensation plans.
B) A major limitation of straight salary compensation plans is that financial rewards are not directly tied to any specific aspect of job performance.
C) Straight salary compensation is more commonly used with experienced salespeople than with newly hired sales recruits.
D) Straight salary compensation plans are most useful when sales managers want to motivate its sales force to achieve short-run sales volume increases.
E) It is inappropriate to use straight salary compensation for industries where missionary selling is commonplace.
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A) gross margin plan.
B) straight salary.
C) salary plus commission.
D) fringe benefit design.
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A) they are more liquid than cash.
B) they offer tax benefits to the salesperson.
C) they provide more discretionary income.
D) they are especially made for overseas use.
E) none of the above.
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A) commission threshold.
B) wage cap.
C) progressive incentive plan.
D) fringe benefit stage.
E) none of the above.
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A) competitive compensation packages in the marketplace.
B) the needs of firm and customers.
C) motivation considerations of the sales force.
D) costs of the plan.
E) all of the above.
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A) Missionary selling is the most common type of sales process used.
B) Team selling is seldom, if ever, used.
C) Personal selling is more important to the overall marketing program than other push strategies such as advertising.
D) A great deal of selling skill is required to close sales.
E) Few, if any, trade promotions are used.
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A) travel expenses
B) salary
C) bonuses
D) commissions
E) all of the above could be part of a compensation package.
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A) fixed cost.
B) variable cost.
C) semi-fixed cost.
D) intermediate cost.
E) material cost.
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A) salary plan.
B) incentive plan.
C) combination plan.
D) straight commission plan.
E) none of the above.
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A) withdraw from the Mid-Atlantic region in order to reduce fixed costs.
B) shift from commission to salary in all regions in order to cut expenses.
C) raise commission rates on higher margin products in all regions in order to boost sales.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.
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A) straight salary
B) straight commission
C) salary plus bonus
D) commission plus bonus
E) salary plus commission plus bonus
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