week 3 Flashcards

Introduction to the World of Retailing

1
Q

is the different types of
product lines and products
that the retailer offers for
sale. Decisions regarding to
the assortment of products
include its width and depth.

A

Merchandise
Assortment

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2
Q

is another important
consideration for a retailer.
The store’s physical layout
and atmosphere should be
properly planned to suit the
target market and induce
customers to buy.

A

Store Design
and Display

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3
Q

all the tools you use to
communicate with your
customers or potential
customers. This could be
through advertising, social
media, product packaging,
direct marketing, websites,
events, exhibitions

A

communication mix

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4
Q

what are the 6 retail mix?

A

merchandise assortment
store design and display
communication mix
customer service
pricing
location

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5
Q

Besides typical customer
services, modern retailers
may offer such services as
home delivery, credit, and
conversation.

A

customer service

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6
Q

conversation. A retailer can
use service mix as a key tool
of non-price competition for
differentiating him from
others.

A

customer service

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7
Q

A retailer’s price policy plays an
important role in positioning.

A

Pricing

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8
Q

In formulating price policies,
retailers must consider their
target market, product, service
assortment, and competition.

A

Pricing

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9
Q

Although all retailers would like to
charge high markups and achieve
high volume, they are rarely
achievable simultaneously.

A

Pricing

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10
Q

A retailer’s _______ is the key
to its ability to attract
customers and succeed in
business.

A

location

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11
Q

The costs of
building or leasing store
premises have a significant
bearing on the retailer’s profits.

A

location

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12
Q

management develops a __________ that satisfies the _________ of its ____________ better than its competitors.

A
  • retail mix
  • needs
  • target market
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13
Q

Economic Significance of Retailing (in US)
*Over $_________ in annual U.S. sales

A

3.4 trillion

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14
Q

Economic Significance of Retailing (in US)
*Employs ______% of population

A

27

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15
Q

Economic Significance of Retailing (in US)
*_________________ training & __________________ opportunities

A

Management
entrepreneurial

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16
Q

Retailing is a High-Tech industry.

Selling ____________ over the Internet

A

Merchandise

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17
Q

Retailing is a High-Tech industry.
* Selling Merchandise over the ________.

A

Internet

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18
Q

Retailing is a High-Tech industry.
* Analyze ___________ to tailor assortments to stores

A

POS data

19
Q

Retailing is a High-Tech Industry

  • ____________________ is data that is collected from transactions made at a point of sale, such as a retail store. This data can include information about the products that were purchased, the date and time of the transaction, and
    the location of the point of sale.
A

Point-of-sale data.

20
Q

Retailing is a High-Tech Industry
* Globalization of Retailing occurs in our _____________.

A

modern day.

21
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

  • Types of retailers

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

A

22
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

  • Financial Strategy

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

B

23
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Planning merchandise assortments

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

C

24
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Managing the store

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

D

25
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Store layout, design, and visual merchandising

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

D

26
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Customer service

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

D

27
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*buying systems

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

C

28
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Buying merchandise

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

C

29
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Pricing

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

C

30
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

  • Retail Communication Mix

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

C

31
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Retail marketing strategy

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

B

32
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

  • Retail locations

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

B

33
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Site location

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

B

34
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

  • Organization structure and human resource management

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

B

35
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Information systems and Supply Chain management

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

B

36
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

*Customer Relationship Management

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

B

37
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

  • Customer buying behavior

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

A

38
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

  • Multichannel retailing

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

A

39
Q

Retail Management Decision Process

  • Introduction to the world of retailing

choices:
A. the world of retailing
B. Retailing strategy
C. Merchandise management
D. Store management

A

A

40
Q

Misconceptions About Careers in Retailing (8)

A
  • Don’t need college
  • Low Pay
  • Long Hours
  • Boring
  • Dead-end Job
  • No benefits
  • Everyone is part-time
  • Unstable environment
41
Q

Types of Jobs in Retailing (6)

Most entry level jobs are in store management
or buying, but retailers also have staff specialists:

A
  • Accounting and Finance
  • Real Estate
  • Human Resource Management
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Advertising
  • Public Affairs
41
Q
A
42
Q
A