DECA Buying and Merchandising

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Direct Competing Stores

Stores that offer same merchandise mix

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Planner

Projects sales and inventories based on history and market trends

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Discounter

Retailer that sells goods at prices lower than other retailers

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Distributor

Allocates orders to stores

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Specialty Store

Caters to needs of narrow group; limited number of merchandise categories

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Indirect Competing Stores

Stores offer same type merchandise but with different assortments of brands and prices

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Product Developer

Determines which products will be developed for private label

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Department Store

Caters to needs of several groups of customers

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Complementary Stores

Stores that stimulate each other's sales

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Public Company

Many owners or shareholders; stock traded on stock exchange

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Market

Group of customers with potential to buy

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Target Marketing

Responding to wants and needs of niche markets with a marketing strategy including a mix of products

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Basic Goods

Functional goods that rarely change and are considered necessities

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Tariff

Taxes by government on imported merchandise

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Wholesaler

Facilitates distribution of goods from producer to retailer

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Fashion Goods

Have strong aesthetic qualities that change frequently

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Branded Merchandise

Identified by a name or symbol associated with certain characteristics

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Brand Extension

Producers add related products to existing line or develops a new product with same brand name

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Trade Show

Temporary exhibits of vendor's merchandise usually in convention centre or hotel; few days to a week

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Advertising

Conveys message to mass consumers through newspaper

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Mass Market

Large group of customers with similar characteristics

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Brand Loyal

Consumer consistently purchases same brand

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Niche Market

Smaller group of consumers with wants that differ from the mass market

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Cash Flow

Balance of cash going in and out of an organization

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Gross Margin

Difference between sales and cost of goods sold

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Turnover

Number of times an average inventory is sold within a time period

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Balance Sheet

Statement of assets

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Average Inventory

Average amount of inventory on hand within a given time period

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Stock to Sales Ratio

Relationship between BOM and sales for the same month

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Sales per Square Foot

Measures the amount of sales generated relative to the amount of space dedicated to presenting the goods

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LIFO

Goods acquired at the end of the period and sold before the goods purchased at the 1st of the period

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FIFO

Goods acquired at the 1st of the period and sold first

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Income Statement

Statement of an organizations profit performance for a specific period

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GMROI

Meaures the amount of gross margin dollars generated per average dollar of inventory invested

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Physical Inventory

Counting and evaluating an inventory item by item

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Cost

Price retailer pays

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FOB Factory

Retailer pays transportation charges from supplier factory

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Markup

Amount added to the cost to establish a retail price

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Cash Discount

Discount on invoice when payment is made on or before a specific date

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Promotional Pricing

Discounted price that is less than the regular price

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Dating

Period allowed for payment of invoice

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4-5-4 Calendar

Accounting calendar used by retailers to structure their fiscal year

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Invoice

Vendor's itemized statement of merchandise shipped

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Purchase Order

Agreement between retailer and vendor in which terms of merchandise

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FOB Destination

Vendor pays transportation charge until merchandise reaches the retailer

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Floor Ready Merchandise

Negotiated agreement to packaging

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Control

Measuring actual performance against goals and reacting to any deviations

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Anticipation

Additional discount for paying invoice prior to cash discount period

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Initial Markup

Markup added to the cost to establish the first retail price

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Cumulative Discount

Discount that applies to orders placed over a period of time

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Markdown

Downward adjustment in retail price

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Open-to-buy

Amount of merchandise a buyer needs to order to support planned sales

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Quantity Discounts

Discount on cost of goods based on the amount of merchandise ordered

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Assortment Planning

Determining the right inventory through price

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Distribution Centre

Expedites and processes shipments to get merchandise to stores

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Keystoning

Doubling an item's cost to establish a retail price

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Vendor Partnership

Long term relationship between the retailer and supplier to reduce distribution costs

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Maintained Markup

Difference between the cost of merchandise and actual selling price; indicator of how well merchandise sustains markup

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Cooperative Advertising

Retailer and vendor share advertising expenses

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Market Segmentation

Process of identifying niche markets that are dissatisfied with current market offerings

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Fashion

Expression widely accepted by a large group of people over time

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Trend

Direction or movement of fashion

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Positioning

The place a product occupies in the marketplace in relation to other products in the same category

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Micromerchandising

Tailoring a stores product mix to a local market based on loyal tastes and demographics

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Fad

Trends that rise and fall quickly in popularity

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Independant Sales Rep

Manufacturers contract services through these reps to sell their goods

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Classic

Long

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Direct Sales Force

Manufacturers internal sales staff to sell products to retailers

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Licensing Agreement

Owner of property permits producer to use property for a free or royalty

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Manufacturer

Uses labor and machinery to convert raw materials into finished products

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Chain

2 or more stores under the same ownership or identity

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Bankruptcy

occurs when a company is unable to pay its debts

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Conglomerate

Referred to as a Parent Company of operating divisions called subsidiaries

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Merger

2 or more companies combine to form a new company

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Off Price Discounters

Retailer that buys irregulars

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Centralization

Performing merchandising functions for a retailer from a single location

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Acquisition

Takeover-One company purchases another company

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Divisional Merchandise Manager

Responsible for a merchandise division; monitors sales and inventories; reports to the General Merchandise Manager

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Mall

Enclosed shopping center where stores are located inside and parking surrounds

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General Merchandise Manager

Vice President level; manages group related divisions

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Shopping Centre

Commercial complex with onsite parking; owned and managed as a unit

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Department Manager

Responsible for a department or division of a store. Reports to the Store Manager

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Store Manager

Responsible for the merchandise and operation of a store

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Category Killer

Offers a deep assortment of branded merchandise in a single category

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Manufacturers Outlet

Discount store operated by the producer

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Vertical Integration

Performing more than one marketing channel function

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Organizational chart

Diagram that depicts a company's corporate structure

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Full line discounter

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Carry low priced brands not found in Department stores; Wal Mart

Kmart

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Buyer

Buys and prices merchandise; composes assortments for customer needs; prices goods to be competitive

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Private Company

Few owners; stock is private; not traded on stock exchange