A) A very long one.
B) Empirically based.
C) A hypothetical checklist.
D) A non native set of criteria.
E) Not very relevant to many firms today.
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A) Gillette
B) Dell Computer
C) Snyder's
D) 3M
E) Thermoid
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A) breadth of expertise
B) knowledge
C) core competencies
D) technical skills
E) efficiency skills
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A) Cannot take place in the absence of the channel design process.
B) Is the most important phase of channel design.
C) Can occur even when channel structure is not altered.
D) Should be done at least on an annual basis.
E) Is essentially the same as the evaluation of channel members.
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A) Distributor sales strength.
B) Distributors' product lines.
C) Reputation.
D) Credit and financial rating.
E) Market coverage.
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A) Management ability
B) Reputation
C) Attitude
D) Market coverage
E) Risk
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A) almost as important as
B) as important as
C) more important than
D) of little importance compared with
E) much easier than
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A) high trade discount structure
B) exclusive dealing arrangements
C) partnerships or strategic alliances
D) special promotional deals
E) substantial monetary incentives
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A) Offering them a very high quality product line.
B) Offering the lowest prices.
C) Offering a legal contract to spell out the nature of the channel relationship.
D) Offering a management assistance program.
E) Offering large cooperative advertising allowances.
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A) Friendly relationships
B) Good, profitable product lines
C) Financial support
D) Advertising support
E) Management assistance
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A) They use a six-phase process in channel design.
B) They do not have to worry about selection of channel members.
C) It is not necessary to allocate any distribution tasks to intermediaries.
D) They do not have to make selection decisions.
E) They need to develop specific criteria to evaluate channel members.
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A) Are generally the most important sources for finding new channel members.
B) Are typically a waste of time when it comes to finding prospective channel members.
C) Are useful for finding channel members only in consumer goods industries.
D) Are generally useful sources for finding new channel members.
E) Have greatly declined as a source for finding new channel members.
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A) The functionality of the product.
B) The quality of the product.
C) The customer benefits of the product.
D) The depth and breadth of the product line.
E) The profit potential of the product.
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A) management ability
B) management succession
C) capability
D) reputation
E) performance
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A) talking with competitors who serve the same customers
B) conducting surveys
C) using focus groups
D) setting up a suggestion box
E) analyzing buyer data from UPCs
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A) Ethnicity
B) Commitment level
C) Financial strength
D) Marketing skills
E) Product-related factors
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A) A great deal of emphasis is placed on selection.
B) Less emphasis is placed on selection.
C) Selection takes a long time to accomplish.
D) Channel members must be presold on the products prior to distribution.
E) The selected channel members must be re-evaluated every two years.
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A) the field sales force
B) customers
C) independent consultants
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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A) Manufacturers should select distributors who carry a rather small array of products.
B) Financial capacity should not be overemphasized; sometimes less well-financed distributors are "hungrier".
C) Aggressiveness of the distributor always is a vital criterion.
D) A distributor that is a "small business" will be able to focus more attention on specific products.
E) A channel member's market coverage should be a criterion.
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A) Manufacturers in highly intensive distribution.
B) Manufacturers in highly selective distribution.
C) Manufacturers of high technology products.
D) Manufacturers with large product lines.
E) It is equally troublesome for all of the above.
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