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Retail Management
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. When retailers count on suppliers to participate in their inventory management programs
Social Class
Employee Empowerment
Vendor-Managed Inventory (VMI)
Floor-Ready Merchandise
2. A sequence of steps that consumers go through - which takes them from awareness to knowledge to liking to preference to conviction to purchase
Retail Organization
Massed Promotion Effort
Leader Pricing
Hierarchy of Effects
3. Contains an additional 15 to 25 percent of a stores customers; located outside of the primary area - and customers are more widely dispersed
Objectives
World Wide Web
Secondary Trading Area
Ensemble Display
4. Has a provision allowing rent to increase if a property owner's taxes - heating bills - insurance or other expenses rise beyond a certain point
Class Consciousness
Traditional Job Description
Maintenance-Increase-Recoupment Lease
Weeks' Supply Method
5. A retailer sets prices based on consumer desires; at the top is the demand ceiling - the most that people will pay for a good/service
Assortment
Destination Retailer
Demand-Oriented Pricing
Odd Pricing
6. Era we in now - death of the middle market. Mass merchandising and niche retailing are popular
RFID (radio frequency identification)
Control Units
Never-Out List
Bifurcated Retailing
7. When two or more retailers or a manufacturers/wholesalers share the advertising costs
Cooperative Advertising
Americans With Disabilities Act
Information Search
Market Segment Product Groupings
8. Involves a clear statement of the topic to be studied
Reach
Internet
Issue (problem) Definition
Consignment Purchase
9. An agreement among manufacturers - wholesalers or retailers to set prices. these agreements are illegal under the Sherman Antitrust Act and Federal Trade Commission Act
Markup Pricing
Micromerchandising
Variable Markup Policy
Horizontal Price Fixing
10. Customer orientation - coordinated effort - value driven and goal orientation
Retailing Concept
Limited Decision Making
Goods/Service Category
Robinson-Patman Act
11. The overall plan or framework of action that guides a retailer
Department Store
Ensemble Display
Retail Strategy
Family Life Cycle
12. Appeals to price-conscious consumers - who must be members to shop there
Experiment
Membership (Warehouse) Club
Tactics
Ethics
13. Stores - product - or customers are chosen by the researcher - based on judgement or convenience
Multiple-Unit Pricing
Non-probability Sample
Theme-Setting Display
Loss Leaders
14. Has a primarily functional use: to neatly hang or present products
Infomercial
Rack Display
Controllable Variables
Channel of Distribution
15. A group of retailers gets together to make quantity purchases from supplier and obtain volume discounts
Sales-Productivity Ratio
Cooperative Buying
Recruitment
Semantic Differential
16. When a retailer gathers - integrates - applies - and stores information related to specific subject areas
Data-Base Management
Massed Promotion Effort
Opportunistic Buying
Debit Card System
17. A manufacturer may sometimes help fund personal selling in addition to regular salesperson compensation
Corporation
Fashion Merchandise
Liabilities
PMs (Promotional or Push Monies)
18. A form of multi-channel retailing which engages in more than one type of distribution arrangement
Dual Marketing
Huff's Law of Shopper Attraction
Price Elasticity of Demand
Never-Out List
19. When stores at a given location complement - blend - and cooperate with one another - and each benefits from the others' presence; when it is strong - the sales of each store are greater due to the high customer traffic
Affinity
Sales Promotion
Nongoods Services
Variety Store
20. Whereby each department is subdivided into further categories for related types of merchandise
Trading Area Overlap
Rack Display
Percentage-of-Sales Method
Classification Merchandising
21. Embodied by a series of activities and processes that provides a certain value for the consumer
Value (retailer)
Prototype Stores
Observation
Training Programs
22. Exhibits heavier - bulkier items than a rack holds
Planogram
Sales Opportunity Grid
Multi-Channel Retailing
Case Display
23. Retailers price selected items below cost to lure more customer traffic for those retailers
Retailing Concept
Objective-and-Task Method
Top-Down Space Management Approach
Loss Leaders
24. Objective - quantifiable - easily identifiable and measurable population data
Depth of Assortment
Retail Strategy
Model Stock Approach
Demographics
25. The basic format or structure of a business
Retail Institution
Limited Decision Making
Rented-Goods Services
Vertical Marketing System
26. Encompasses the paid communication activities other than advertising - public relations and personal selling that stimulate consumer purchases and dealer effectiveness
Sales Promotion
Need-Satisfaction Approach
Survey
Target Marketing
27. A manufacturer-owned store selling closeouts; discontinued merchandise; irregulars; cancelled orders; and - sometimes in-season - first-quality merchandise
Factory Outlet
Taxes
Net Worth
Micromarketing
28. Information is systematically gathered from respondents by communicating with them
Vertical Price Fixing
Survey
Basic Stock List
Order-Getting Salesperson
29. An exchange of money or a promise to pay for the ownership or use of a good or service. three factors: place of purchase - purchase terms and availability
Vertical Marketing System
RFID (radio frequency identification)
Purchase Act
Incremental Budgeting
30. Financial obligations a retailer incurs in operating a business
Resident Buying Office
Sales Manager
Liabilities
Pre-Training
31. the drive within people to attain work-related goals - can be positive or negative
Job Motivation
Non-probability Sample
Customer Loyalty
Data Mining
32. A retailer first allots funds for each element of the retail strategy mix except promotion. the remaining funds go to promotion (weakest strategy)
Internal Secondary Data
Depth of Assortment
All-You-Can-Afford Method
Fad Merchandise
33. The number of distinct people exposed to a retailers promotion efforts in a specific period
Cost of Goods Sold
Everyday Low Pricing (EDLP)
Secondary Trading Area
Reach
34. Arise when consumers buy products and/or brands they had not planned on buying before entering a store - reading a mail-order catalog - seeing a TV shopping show - turning to the Web and so forth
Markup Pricing
Downsizing
Impulse Purchases
Specialog
35. Traditional means of trading-area delineation. establishes a point of indifference between two cities or communities - so the trading area of each can be determined - more consumers go to the larger city/community because there are more stores and wo
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36. A manufacturer and a retailer or a wholesales and a retailer share an ad
Reference Groups
Uncontrollable Variables
Vertical Cooperative Advertising Agreement
Demand-Oriented Pricing
37. The aspects of business that a firm can directly affect
Controllable Variables
Traditional Department Store
Observation
Consumer Decision Process
38. Factors having a high relationship with job success are given more weight than others
Visual Merchandising
Retail Strategy
Weighted Application Blank
Prestige Pricing
39. When a retailers acts in a trustworthy - fair - honest and respectful manner with each of its constituencies
Horizontal Price Fixing
Product Life Cycle
Retail Promotion
Ethics
40. A sign that displays the store's name
Social Responsibility
Supply Chain
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Marquee
41. The activity whereby a retailer generates a list of job applicants
Minimum-Price Laws
Goods/Service Category
Recruitment
Balanced Tenancy
42. An unplanned shopping area in a city or town that is usually bounded by the intersection of two major streets
Operations Blueprint
Debit Card System
Social Responsibility
Secondary Business District (SBD)
43. An unincorporated retail firm owned by one person
Category Killer
Electronic Banking
Sole Proprietorship
Net Sales
44. Used by retailers that promote seasonally
Straight (Gridiron) Traffic Flow
One-Hundred Percent Location
Massed Promotion Effort
Merchandise Available for Sale
45. Entails the collection and analysis of information relating to specific issues or problems facing a retailer
Reorder Point
Ethics
Chargebacks
Marketing Research In Retailing
46. A "geographic area containing the customers of a particular firm or group of firms for specific goods or services"
Multi-Channel Retailing
Assortment
Trading Area
Theme-Setting Display
47. A type of experiment whereby a computer program is used to manipulate the elements of a retail strategy mix rather than test them in a real setting
Consumer Protection
Impulse Purchases
Simulation
Open Credit Account
48. A retailer adjusts shelf-space allocations to respond to customer and other differences among local markets
Micromerchandising
Prototype Stores
Warehouse Store
Markdown
49. Refers to items that are received at the store in condition to be put directly on display without any preparation by retail workers
Floor-Ready Merchandise
Demographics
Information Search
Automatic Reordering System
50. An open air shopping site that typically includes 150 -000 to 500 -000 square feet of space dedicated to upscale - well-known specialty stores
Diversification
Direct Store Distribution (DSD)
Cross-Merchandising
Lifestyle Center