Week 7-8 Flashcards

1
Q

refer to the state of macroeconomic variables and trends in a
country at a point in time. Such conditions may include GDP
growth potential, the unemployment rate, inflation, and fiscal and
monetary policy orientations.

A

economic condition

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2
Q

The growth of population and employment

  • How long the growth will continue, and how it will
    effects demand for merchandise sold in its stores
  • Which areas growing quickly and why

Is example of what?

A

economic condition

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3
Q

is a rivalry where two or more parties strive for a common
goal which cannot be shared: where one’s gain is the other’s
loss.
-

A

competition

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4
Q
  • Some retailers are going urban
  • Lack of competition
  • High level of disposable income
  • Large, untapped labor force

Is examples of

A

competition

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5
Q

expresses the degree to which an organization is matching its
resources and capabilities with the opportunities in the external
environment.

A

strategic fit

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6
Q

Demographic, lifestyle profile, size and composition of
households in an area
⚬ McDonalds - families with kids
⚬ REI - outdoor enthusiasts

A

strategic fit

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7
Q

are the expenses incurred by a business that it uses to conduct its
operations. These expenses may include payroll, rent, insurance
premiums, utilities, and equipment maintenance.

do not include capital expenditures or depreciation.

A

Operating costs

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8
Q
  • Vary across areas
  • Affected by proximity of area considered vs. other
    areas where retailer operates
  • Local and state legal environment has effect
A

Operating costs

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9
Q

Evaluating a Site
for Locating a Retail Store
When evaluating and selecting a specific site, retailers consider:
(3)

A

• The characteristic of the site
• The characteristic of the trading area
• The estimated potential sales that can be generated

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10
Q

When traffic is greater, more customers shop

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility

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11
Q

Road pattern and condition

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

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12
Q

Good for convenience retailers

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility

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13
Q

Not necessary for destination retailers

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility

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14
Q

Natural and artificial barriers

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

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15
Q

Too much can impede access to store

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility

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16
Q

Accessibility to store is as important as traffic flow

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility

17
Q

Visibility

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

18
Q

Traffic flow

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

19
Q

Parking

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

20
Q

Congestion

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

21
Q

Ingress/egress

A.Traffic Flow and Accessibility
B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

A

B.Convenience of Going to Site Accessibility

22
Q

What Should Retailers
Consider Regarding Parking?

Observe ________ _______ at various times

A

shopping center

23
Q

What Should Retailers
Consider Regarding Parking?

Employee ________ availability

A

parking

24
Q

What Should Retailers
Consider Regarding Parking?

Shoppers that use _____

A

cars

25
Q

What Should Retailers
Consider Regarding Parking?

Parking by non-shoppers ______________

A

non-shoppers

26
Q

What Should Retailers
Consider Regarding Parking?

Typical ________ of a shopping trip

A

length

27
Q

is the phenomenon whereby
consumers will tend to have a
specific change in preference
between two options when also
presented with a third option that
is asymmetrically dominated.

A

DECOY EFFECT

28
Q
  • is the perception that a product
    is more valuable when its
    availability is limited.
A

ILLUSION SCARCITY

29
Q

a psychological and economic
concept, which refers to how
outcomes are interpreted as gains
and losses where losses are
subject to more sensitivity in
people’s responses compared to
equivalent gains acquired.

A

Loss aversion