Chapter 12 Flashcards

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What is retailing?

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Includes all activities involved in selling products or services directly to final consumers for personal, nonbusiness use

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What are retailers?

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Businesses whose sales come primarily from retailing

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3
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What is the largest retail sector in Canada?

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Food and beverage retailers

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What are convenience stores and discount stores?

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Typically self-serve retailers that allow customers to perform their own locate-compare-select process to save time or money

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5
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What are limited-service retailers?

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Provide some sales assistance because they carry products that require customers to seek expert advice and information

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What are full-service retailers?

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Salespeople assist customers in every phase of the shopping process- typically serve higher-end market, or sell luxury goods or specialty items

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What are specialty stores?

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They carry narrow product lines with deep assortments within those lines

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What are department stores?

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They carry a wide variety of product lines, organized into shoe, clothing, toy, & electronics departments

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What are supermarkets?

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They carry a wide assortment of food and grocery products

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What are general merchandise stores?

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A store that sells a broad selection of merchandise where people can purchase their general goods

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What are superstores?

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Much larger than regular supermarkets and offer a large assortment of routinely purchased food products, non-food items, and services

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What are category killers or big box stores?

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Large specialty stores that carry thousands of products in a particular category, such as Best Buy

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What are service retailers?

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Include hotels and motels, banks, airlines, restaurants, movie theatres, tennis club, bowling alleys, repair services, hair salons, and dry cleaners

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What are discount stores?

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Retail operations that sell standard merchandise at a lower price on a daily basis

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What are off-price retailers?

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Stores that buy at less-than-regular wholesale prices and charge consumers less than retail

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What are the three main types of off-price retailers?

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  1. Independent off-price retailers
  2. Factory outlets
  3. Warehouse clubs
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17
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What are independent off-price retailers?

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Either independently owned and run or divisions of larger retail corporations

18
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What are factory outlets?

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Manufacturer-owned and operated stores by firms such as J.Crew, Gap, etc. that sometimes group together in factory outlet malls and value-retail centres

19
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What are warehouse clubs?

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They operate in huge, drafts, warehouse-like facilities and offer few frills

20
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What are corporate chains?

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Two or more outlets that are commonly owned and controlled

21
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What is a voluntary chain?

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A wholesaler sponsored group of independent retailers that engages in a group of buying and common merchandising

22
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What is a retailer cooperative?

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A group of independent retailers that bands together to set up a jointly owned, central wholesale operation and conduct joint merchandising and promotion efforts

23
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What is product assortment?

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A retailer’s product assortment should differentiate it while matching target shippers’ expectations

24
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What is a services mix?

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Can help set one retailer apart from another

25
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What is a store’s atmosphere?

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Retailers want to create a unique store experience, one that suits target market and moves customers to buy

26
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What is a shopping centre?

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A group of retail businesses built on a site that is planned, developed, owned, and managed as a unit

27
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What is a regional shopping centre/mall?

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The largest and most dramatic shopping centre that has 50-100 stores

28
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What is a community shopping centre?

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Normally contains a branch of a department store or a variety store, supermarket, specialty stores, professional offices, and sometimes a bank

29
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What is a power centre?

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Huge enclosed shopping centres consisting of a long strip or clusters of retail stores

30
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What are lifestyle centres?

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Small open-air malls with upscale stores, convenient locations, and non retail activities

31
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What is experimental retailing?

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The idea that a retail environment shouldn’t be a display of products for sale, but experience that engages the customer

32
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What is scan & go?

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Checkout system that would allow shoppers to skip checkout lines by using their mobile phone to scan items and pay the self-service kiosks

33
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What is a Nymi band?

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Identities the individual wearing it and presents new opportunities for retailers to offer personalized service to customers

34
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What is shopper marketing?

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Involves focusing entire marketing process toward Turing shoppers into buyers at points of sales

35
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What is show-rooming?

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Refers to consumers’ increasing tendency to treat bricks-and-mortar retailers as showrooms, where they view and test products before leaving to buy them elsewhere or online for a lower price

36
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What is a pop-up store?

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A temporary retail outlet that is sometimes set up in a vacant building, in a tent, that allows retailers to showcase products and create buzz

37
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What is retail convergence?

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Merging of consumers, products, prices, and retailers

38
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What is wholesaling?

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Includes all activities involved in selling goods and services t those who are buying them for resale or business use

39
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What are wholesalers?

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Firms who are engaged primarily in wholesaling activities

40
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What are the three major groups that wholesalers fall under?

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  1. Merchant wholesalers
  2. Full-service wholesalers
  3. Limited-service wholesalers