UNITS 5, 6, 12 Flashcards

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wholesaler

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A person or company that sells goods in large quantities to other businesses, who then sell them to the general public

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warranty

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a document issued to the purchaser of a product, promising to repair or replace it if necessary within a specified period of time

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vendor

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a company or person that sells something

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4
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vending machine

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a machine from which people can buy snacks, drinks, cigarettes etc.

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5
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value chain

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the process by which a company adds value to something, through production or marketing or after-sales service

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trial order

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a small initial order placed by the customer to test a product or service before committing to a larger order

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trader

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A person or company that buys things to sell at a profit

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8
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trade show

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an event at which many companies show and sell their products

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9
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trade discount

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a discount on the retail price agreed between traders

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10
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supply chain

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the processes and companies that are involved in making and selling a product

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11
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supplier

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a person or organisation that provides goods or services

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12
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shipment

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batch of goods destined for or delivered to a customer

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13
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sales representative

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a member of company’s sales force

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14
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retainer

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a fee paid in advance to someone who might provide a service when required

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15
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retailer

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a person or business that sells goods to the public directly

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16
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retail outlet

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places where individual customers make purchases

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17
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representative

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an agent of a company who visits customers in order to sell products

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18
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promotion

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measures aimed at encouraging the sale of a product

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19
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product recall

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When company asks customers to return a product, special offer or gift

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20
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principal

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The amount of money that is lent or invested to earn interests

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21
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perishable

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fresh goods that are likely to deteriorate

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22
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packing

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material in which goods are packed for delivery

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23
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packaging

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material in which goods are packed for sale

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OTC

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the sale of drugs or medicine that do not need a doctor´s prescription

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outlet
a place from where goods are sold to the public
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order processing
the activity of dealing with every stage of a customer´s order
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middleman
a person who buys goods from producers and sells them to retailers or consumers
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mail order
a system of buying and selling goods through the mail
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intermediary
a person or business that acts as a link between buyers and sellers
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haulier
a company that transports goods by road
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grey market
the trade of goods through distribution channels that are legal but not intended by the original manufacturer
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freight forwarder
An agent who acts on behalf of importers, exporters or other companies to organise the safe, efficient and cost-effective transportation of goods
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factory outlet
A store in which goods, surplus stock, are sold directly by the manufacturers at a discount
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enquiry
the act of asking for information
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distributor
The person or company supplies goods to shops or other businesses
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distribution channel
the way a product is made available and sold, including the organisations involved
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dispatch
to send off to a destination
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disintermediation
reduction in the use of intermediaries between producers and consumers
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destination
the place where something is going to be sent
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department store
a large shop selling many kinds of goods in different departments
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demonstration
showing how something works or is performed
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dealer
a person or business that buys and sells goods, car dealer
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cut
a share in the profit or money (to take a cut of the sales)
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CRM
the strategies that a company uses to optimise its interaction with current and future customers
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cross-selling
selling a different product/service to an existing customer
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corner shop
a small shop selling groceries and general good, in a residential area
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complaint
A statement that is unsatisfactory or unacceptable
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cold calling
the practise of telephoning or visiting someone unexpectedly in order to try sell them sth.
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COD
the system if paying for goods when they are delivered
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carrier
a company that transports goods by land, sea or air
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bulk delivery
unpackaged goods delivered in one large amount, either dry goods
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brick-and-mortar store
a place in a building that customers go to (opposite word is online store)
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agent
A person or company that provides a particular service, typically one that involves arranging transactions between two other parties
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after-sales
Providing help to customers after they have bought a product/service
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