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What are marketing channels of distribution?

They are systems that facilitate the movement of products from producers to consumers.

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What are the three types of marketing channels?

Traditional marketing channels, digital marketing channels, and vertical marketing systems.

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What factors should be considered when selecting and managing marketing channels?

Factors include market characteristics, product attributes, and competitive dynamics.

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What is channel conflict?

Channel conflict occurs when there are disagreements among channel members regarding goals, roles, or rewards.

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How can channel conflict be managed?

It can be managed through clear communication, establishing common goals, and creating conflict resolution strategies.

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What utilities do retailers provide?

Retailers provide place, possession, form, and time utilities.

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How can retail outlets be classified?

They can be classified by form of ownership, level of service, and type of merchandise line.

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What are the three forms of ownership in retailing?

Independent retailers, corporate chains, and contractual systems.

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What are the three types of contractual vertical marketing systems?

Retailer-sponsored cooperatives, wholesaler-sponsored chains, and franchises.

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What are the three levels of service in retailing?

Self-service, limited service, and full service.

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What is the difference between depth and breadth of product line?

Depth refers to the variety of choices within a product category, while breadth refers to the variety of different product categories offered.

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What is a hypermarket?

A hypermarket is a large store that combines a supermarket and a department store, offering a wide variety of products.

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What are the types of non-store retailing?

Types include automatic vending, direct mail, television home shopping, online retailing, telemarketing, and direct selling.

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What is the retail positioning matrix?

It is a tool used to determine a retailer's position based on the breadth of product line and the value added to customers.

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What is everyday low pricing (EDLP)?

EDLP is a pricing strategy that offers consistently low prices rather than relying on sales or discounts.

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What are current trends in retailing?

Trends include the development of retail media, growth of multichannel retailers, and increasing use of data analytics and AI.

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What is multichannel retailing?

Multichannel retailing involves blending different communication and delivery channels to enhance customer shopping experiences.

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What is wholesaling?

Wholesaling includes all activities involved in selling goods to those buying for resale or business use.

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What are the functions of merchant wholesalers?

Functions include assortment building, bulk breaking, warehousing, transportation, financing, market information, and selling.

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What distinguishes agents and brokers from wholesalers?

Agents and brokers do not take title to products and perform fewer functions than wholesalers.

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What is the role of manufacturers' agents?

They work for several producers and carry noncompetitive, complementary merchandise in an exclusive territory.

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What is the significance of the Mall of America in retailing?

It exemplifies successful retailing through a diverse mix of offerings and attractions.