A) services.
B) atmospherics.
C) location.
D) environment.
E) decor.
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A) Cash-and-carry wholesaler
B) General merchandise wholesaler
C) Drop shipper
D) Mail-order wholesaler
E) Truck wholesaler
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A) Sears
B) Kmart
C) Marshalls
D) Lady Foot Locker
E) Toys "R" Us
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A) Catalog marketing
B) Department stores
C) Direct selling
D) Discount retailing
E) Franchising
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A) JC Penney's, Sears, some specialty shops, McDonalds, and Dairy Queen.
B) Michael's, Office Depot, T.J. Maxx, and Circuit City.
C) Liz Claiborne, Van Heusen, Corning Ware, and Mikasa outlets.
D) Safeway, CVS, and Subway.
E) a Supercenter Wal-Mart.
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A) Organizations that buy products from producers and sell them to retailers.
B) Individuals or organizations that purchase products and then resell them to other businesses and consumers.
C) Organizations or individuals who buy products for resale to government, reseller, producer, and institutional users.
D) Organizations or entities that buy products from government, reseller, and producer users and sell them to customers in bulk.
E) Companies that make products that have a general appeal and are resold to retailers for a profit.
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A) neighborhood, regional, superregional, power, and strip malls.
B) community, rural, urban, and traditional business districts.
C) outlet, power, lifestyle, superregional, regional, neighborhood, and community.
D) outlet malls, lifestyle, strip malls, and shopping malls.
E) free-standing, convenience, traditional, and regional.
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A) regional shopping center.
B) neighborhood shopping center.
C) community shopping center.
D) lifestyle shopping center.
E) outlet shopping center.
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A) warehouse club
B) off-price retailer
C) category killer
D) traditional specialty store
E) super center
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A) general-line wholesaler.
B) selling agent.
C) commission merchant.
D) manufacturers' agent.
E) broker.
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A) strip centers
B) free-standing buildings
C) regional shopping centers
D) the Mall of America
E) a traditional business district
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A) mail-order wholesaler.
B) drop shipper.
C) desk wholesaler.
D) truck jobber.
E) specialty-line wholesaler.
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A) Franchising
B) Online retailing
C) Direct-response marketing
D) Automatic vending
E) Machine marketing
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A) department store.
B) discount store.
C) warehouse showroom.
D) specialty store.
E) superstore.
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A) a type of nonstore retailing.
B) a specialty line retailer.
C) not considered a form of retailing.
D) a type of direct selling.
E) a form of franchising.
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A) cash-and-carry wholesaler.
B) general merchandise wholesaler.
C) limited-service wholesaler.
D) rack jobber.
E) full-service wholesaler.
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A) support the needs of the manufacturers and provide them with market information.
B) provide for the unique needs of the individual retailers buying their merchandise.
C) provide information system tracking of inventory for the ultimate consumer.
D) perform physical distribution of products from manufacturers to retailers.
E) develop and share database information about customers.
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A) rack jobbers.
B) general-line wholesalers.
C) mail-order wholesalers.
D) truck wholesalers.
E) specialty-line wholesalers.
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A) catalog showrooms.
B) category killers.
C) warehouse showrooms.
D) warehouse clubs.
E) display outlets.
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