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Quiz 15: Designing and Managing Integrated Marketing Channels
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Question 121
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How many channel levels are involved in the distribution of products in the meatpacking industry?
Question 122
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As the channel manager at a consumer products firm, you develop a channel incentive program in which channel members receive an extra 2 percent discount on all purchases when the channel members agree to pass half of this discount along to their customers in terms of a price decline. This is an example of what type of channel power.
Question 123
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When you purchase a Subway franchise, the corporate office delivers to you an entire system designed to bring the services efficiently to the consumer. This is an example of what type of contractual VMS?
Question 124
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A leading manufacturer of watches maintains a set of very exclusive networks of retailers (exclusive distribution) that are authorized to sell its watches. This exclusivity ensures that the company can control the service level, distribution, and outputs offered by the retail stores doing business with them. Recently, however, there has been pressure on the company (by Wall Street investors) to expand its products to more and more retailers (intensive distribution) in order to increase sales. What are some of the dangers that the company might encounter when moving from one form of distribution to another?
Question 125
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Explain the concept of a hybrid channel distribution system.
Question 126
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When surfing a particular manufacturer's Web site you are able to find out costs, colours, styles, sizes, and availability. When deciding to purchase the product, the Web site directs you to the manufacturer's retail store location closest to your home. In fact, there is no option for you to order your selection online the site continues to direct you to the nearest retail store location. You can only order the product once you have visited the retailer's Web site. This is an example of one type of strategy for a manufacturer using both the Web and in continuing to support its channel partners. What are the other two strategies available to manufacturers, who want to use the power of the Internet but at the same time, continue to support its channels?
Question 127
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When we talk about manufacturers' redemption centres, community groups, trash-collection specialists, recycling centres, and central-processing warehouses, we are talking about what kind of distribution channels?