E-Commerce Chapter 1 Quiz

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Which of the following is an example of e-business?

  • Amazon's Pinterest page

  • The Amazon.com website

  • Amazon's inventory control system

  • An Amazon mobile app

Amazon's inventory control system

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(T/F) Price dispersion has been eliminated in e-commerce.

False

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E-commerce is available just about everywhere and anytime. This is known as:

  • information density.

  • ubiquity.

  • richness.

  • reach.

Ubiquity

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Which of the following is not true regarding e-commerce today?

  • The market middlemen disappeared.

  • There remains considerable persistent price dispersion.

  • Economists' visions of a friction-free market have not been realized.

  • Consumers are less price-sensitive than expected.

The market middlemen disappeared.

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________ was the first truly large-scale digitally enabled transaction system in the B2C arena.

  • The Baxter Healthcare system

  • Telex

  • The French Minitel

  • Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

The French Minitel

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Which of the following refers to any disparity in relevant market information among parties in a transaction?

  • imperfect competition

  • information asymmetry

  • dynamic pricing

  • unfair competitive advantage

information asymmetry

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Which of the following can be considered synonymous with the term e-commerce?

  • the Internet

  • the Web

  • e-business

  • digital commerce

Digital commerce

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(T/F) B2B e-commerce is the largest type of e-commerce.

True

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Which type of e-commerce is distinguished by the type of technology used in the transaction rather than by the nature of the market relationship?

  • social e-commerce

  • consumer-to-consumer (C2C)

  • business-to-business (B2B)

  • mobile e-commerce

mobile e-commerce

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(T/F) The Internet is a worldwide system of computer networks.

True

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All of the following are platforms for C2C e-commerce except:

  • Etsy.

  • Facebook Marketplace.

  • Craigslist.

  • Walmart.

Walmart

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In which year can e-commerce be said to have begun?

  • 2001

  • 1995

  • 1983

  • 1985

1995

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Which of the following is an example of an on-demand service company?

  • Tumblr

  • Facebook

  • YouTube

  • Airbnb

Airbnb

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Which of the following statements about the Web is not true?

  • The Web was the original "killer app."

  • The Web is the technology upon which the Internet is based.

  • The Web is both a communications infrastructure and an information storage system.

  • The Web provides access to pages written in Hypertext Markup Language.

The Web is the technology upon which the Internet is based.

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Which of the following is a leading platform for social e-commerce?

  • Wikipedia

  • Facebook

  • eBay

  • Amazon

Facebook

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Which of the following is an example of an e-commerce first mover that failed?

  • Etsy

  • eBay

  • eToys

  • E* Trade

eToys

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Business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce in the United States:

  • grew at double-digit rates between 2010 and 2018.

  • has less revenue than C2C e-commerce.

  • now constitutes over 50% of the overall U.S. retail market.

  • is growing more slowly as it confronts its own fundamental limitations.

grew at double-digit rates between 2010 and 2018.

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(T/F) Personalization involves targeting marketing messages to specific individuals by adjusting the message based upon a consumer's preferences or past purchasing behavior.

True

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Which of the following features of e-commerce technology enables merchants to market and sell "complex" goods and services to consumers via marketing messages that can integrate video, audio, and text?

  • richness

  • personalization

  • information density

  • ubiquity

Richness

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Which of the following describes the basic web policy of large firms during the Invention period?

  • Maintain a basic, static website depicting the firm's brand.

  • Use the Web to sell complex goods and services online.

  • Emphasize the necessity for the Web to generate profits.

  • Integrate social networks and the mobile platform with website marketing.

Maintain a basic, static website depicting the firm's brand.