A) The depth of its merchandise assortment will be shallow.
B) It will emphasize low prices.
C) It will engage in price competition.
D) It will have a very broad assortment of products.
E) The breadth of its merchandise assortment will be very narrow.
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A) category-killer store
B) limited-line store
C) warehouse club
D) factory outlet
E) convenience store
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A) to enable independents to improve the level of cooperation, which is sometimes called collusion, among individual stores
B) to counter the financial disaster of the Great Depression
C) in response to federal antitrust legislation
D) to enable independents to compete against corporate chains
E) to allow the stores access to shopping center locations
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A) intense horizontal competition
B) the high cost of advertising on network TV
C) intense vertical competition
D) their low operating expenses
E) all of the above
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A) services
B) business format
C) product and trade name
D) retailer cooperative
E) voluntary chain
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A) inability to find knowledgeable salespeople
B) high operating costs
C) intense horizontal competition
D) abandonment of exclusive distribution to department stores by many producers
E) all of the above
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A) A defensive pricing strategy features low prices to attract customers.
B) Supermarket retailing features a high degree of self-service.
C) Supermarket retailing is synonymous with scrambled merchandising.
D) An offensive pricing strategy relies on leader pricing to avoid a price disadvantage.
E) All of the above statements about supermarket retailing are True.
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A) has also been called in-home selling.
B) is typically done by part-time salespeople.
C) is primarily used for the marketing of home/family care and personal care products.
D) pays high commissions.
E) is accurately described by all of the above.
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A) Specialty stores
B) Limited-line stores
C) Off-price retailers
D) Warehouse clubs
E) Corporate chains
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A) The majority of retailers are independent.
B) It is difficulty to compare the prices of chains and independent retailers directly.
C) Convenience stores frequently provide a higher level of service than independent stores do.
D) Most independent retailers are affiliated with vertical marketing systems.
E) None of the above statements about independent retailers is True.
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A) online retailing
B) automatic vending
C) direct sales
D) direct marketing
E) telemarketing
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A) avoid price competition.
B) have central ownership.
C) have narrow, relatively deep assortments.
D) are classified as limited-line stores.
E) provide extensive personal service.
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A) have a very broad and deep product assortment.
B) try not to compete on the basis of price.
C) typically have prime and expensive locations.
D) provide a wide array of customer services.
E) are accurately described by all of the above.
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A) Most auto parts and home supply stores are chain stores.
B) Corporate chains are the same as contractual vertical marketing systems.
C) Corporate chains are very responsive to changing market conditions.
D) A high degree of standardization is the hallmark of a chain of retail stores.
E) Individual units in a chain typically have complete autonomy.
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A) retailer cooperative
B) voluntary chain
C) consumer cooperative
D) independent chain
E) retailer-sponsored franchise
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A) Warehouse clubs always accept all brands of credit cards.
B) The target markets for warehouse clubs are small businesses, select groups of employees, and credit union members.
C) A warehouse club is strictly a wholesaling institution that has extremely low prices.
D) The primary target market for warehouse clubs is middle-income families.
E) A warehouse club carries a much greater depth of product assortment than a discount house.
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A) category-killer stores
B) warehouse clubs
C) supercenters
D) department stores
E) limited-line stores
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