A) indirect channel.
B) direct channel.
C) multilevel channel.
D) full-service channel.
E) limited-service channel.
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A) a level of distribution density whereby a firm selects a few retailers in a specific geographical area to carry its products.
B) an arrangement whereby a firm reaches different buyers by employing two or more different types of channels for the same basic product.
C) the blending of different communication and delivery channels that are mutually reinforcing in attracting,retaining,and building relationships with consumers who shop and buy in traditional intermediaries and online.
D) professionally managed and centrally coordinated marketing channels designed to achieve channel economies and maximum marketing impact.
E) a practice whereby one firm's marketing channel is used to sell another firm's products.
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A) raw materials to the producer.
B) semi-finished materials to a merchant wholesaler.
C) finished products to the distributor.
D) finished products directly from the producer to the retailer.
E) a product from the source of raw materials to consumption.
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A) marketing network.
B) distribution hierarchy.
C) marketing chain.
D) distribution matrix.
E) marketing channel.
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A) Sherman Act
B) Robinson-Patman Act
C) Federal Trade Commission Act
D) Clayton Act
E) Consumer Goods Pricing Act
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A) a person or firm whose sole responsibility is bringing a buyer to the last link in the distribution chain.
B) a person or firm whose sole responsibility is to find distributors for a manufacturer's products.
C) any intermediary between a manufacturer and end-user markets.
D) a person or firm that takes possession of a product and in some way alters it before passing it on to ultimate consumers.
E) an intermediary that sells to ultimate consumers.
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A) logistics
B) exclusive dealing
C) strategic marketing planning
D) tying arrangements
E) value chain optimization
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A) information
B) convenience
C) variety
D) pre- or postsale services
E) adaptability
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A) horizontal integration.
B) forward integration.
C) parallel integration.
D) lateral integration.
E) backward integration.
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A) the distribution of products and services directly from the manufacturer's production site to end users.
B) the traditional chain of distribution from manufacturer to retailer to consumer.
C) the use of agents that represent a single producer and are responsible for the entire marketing function of that producer.
D) a method of distribution that allows consumers to buy products by interacting with various advertising media without a face-to-face meeting with a salesperson.
E) a method of distribution that allows consumers to buy products through direct personal interaction with the manufacturer's representatives in order to provide more personalized service.
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A) corporate vertical marketing system
B) wholesaler-sponsored voluntary chain
C) retailer-sponsored cooperative
D) franchise system
E) administered vertical marketing system
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A) intensive distribution
B) extensive distribution
C) exclusive distribution
D) selective distribution
E) concentrated distribution
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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) electronic government channel.
B) virtual marketing channel.
C) World Wide Web network.
D) mediated channel.
E) Internet marketing channel.
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A) dual distribution network.
B) refusal to deal.
C) exclusive dealing.
D) tying arrangement.
E) resale restriction.
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A) Administered vertical marketing systems gain power through ownership while corporate vertical marketing systems gain power through contractual agreement.
B) Administered vertical marketing systems gain power through the size and influence of one channel member and through ownership,rather than through contractual arrangement.
C) Administered vertical marketing systems gain power through contractual agreements and ownership rather than through size.
D) Administered vertical marketing systems are usually larger and more profitable than corporate vertical marketing systems.
E) Administered vertical marketing systems achieve coordination at successive stages of production and distribution by the size and influence of one channel member rather than through ownership.
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A) Aspen dental services
B) Toyota automobiles
C) Leslie pool supplies
D) Jaipur rugs made in India
E) Hershey's candy bars
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A) He should develop an administered vertical marketing system.
B) He should establish a corporate vertical marketing system.
C) He should open branch offices around the country to provide the exposure he needs.
D) He should establish a wholesaler-sponsored voluntary chain.
E) He should establish a service-sponsored retail franchise system.
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A) service-sponsored retail franchise systems.
B) manufacturer-sponsored wholesale franchise systems.
C) horizontal-marketing franchise systems.
D) contractual-sponsored franchise systems.
E) customer-oriented franchise systems.
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