Retailing Key Concepts

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A retail business with multiple store locations, owned by shareholders, and featuring centralized decision making is best described as a:

  • Partnership
  • Sole Proprietorship
  • Franchise
  • Corporation (correct)

In the typical retail product cycle, which activity immediately follows distribution?

  • Selling (correct)
  • Restocking
  • Advertising
  • Manufacturing

Which of the following is the best example of a retail product?

  • Car tire (correct)
  • Insurance policy
  • Cleaning service
  • Hotel service

A facility that receives large quantities of manufactured goods and then dispatches them to individual retail stores is best described as a:

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The duration for which a product remains suitable for use or consumption is referred to as its:

<p>Shelf life (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A shoe store allowing customers to purchase items in-store, online, or via a mobile app, while sending texts and emails about promotions, exemplifies:

<p>Omni-channel retailing (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following constitutes a retail service rather than a retail product?

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Electronics and home goods are most likely to have a longer:

<p>Return period (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The regular process retailers use to manage and update their selection of products is known as:

<p>Stock rotation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which entity is primarily responsible for the initial creation and production of finished goods?

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Flashcards

What is a Corporation?

A retail business owned by shareholders with centralized decision making.

What is Selling?

The step after distribution in the retail product cycle.

What is a retail product?

A tangible item sold in a store.

What is a distribution center?

A facility for managing products to be sent to stores.

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What is shelf life?

The period an item remains usable.

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What is Omni-channel retailing?

Buying items in-store, online, or via a mobile app.

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What is a retail service?

A service sold in retail.

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What is return period?

Merchandise without an expiration date that typically have a longer...

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What is retail product cycle?

The cycle for product assortment is called...

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Who is the Manufacturer?

Responsible for the production of finished products?

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Study Notes

  • A retail business owned by shareholders with centralized decision-making for multiple store locations are considered a corporation.
  • Restocking comes after distribution in the retail product cycle.
  • A car tire is an example of a retail product.
  • A large facility that manufactures and sends large quantities of product to be distributed to stores is called a distribution center.
  • The term for how long an item remains usable or fit for consumption in retail is shelf life.
  • A shoe store chain allowing purchases in-store, online, or via mobile app, and sending texts/emails about promotions, exemplifies omni-channel retailing.
  • Pizza delivery is considered a retail service.
  • Merchandise like electronics, tools, and home goods generally have longer shelf life because they don't have expiration dates.
  • The repetitive cycle for retailers regarding product assortment is the retail product cycle.
  • The manufacturer is responsible for the production of finished products.
  • People who purchase goods or services from a business are called customers.
  • The selling of goods and/or services to a customer is called retail.
  • A smartphone is a retail service.
  • A person or company that sells goods/services to a customer is a retailer.
  • A role in retail career might be a buyer.
  • Distribution team members use replenishment reports to retrieve quantities of items to be sent to stores, they are picking.
  • Marketing programs tracking purchase history, personal information, and preferences to reward loyal customers are loyalty programs.
  • The store manager is responsible for ensuring safety exits are not blocked and are free in an emergency.
  • A product being stolen from the store can result in inventory shrinkage.
  • Products the retailer forgot to order does not cause inventory shrinkage.
  • The number of sales per store location can measure whether each store is meeting its sales goals.
  • A company planning for inventory aims to have equal supply and demand.
  • OSHA oversees workplace safety regulations.
  • Preventing injury and illness to customers and employees is called workplace safety.
  • Using key information about a company's products and services to help customers understand how these products and services meets their needs is product knowledge.
  • Number of sales per employee, can be used to measure whether all employees in the company are reaching their sales goals.
  • In the customer loyalty life cycle, after considering purchasing options, the customer chooses a buying option.
  • Greet within 30 seconds of their arrival is a good tip for connecting with customers in a retail store.
  • Using open-ended questions during the selling process helps assess customer needs by encouraging detailed answers.
  • OSHA requires companies to train employees on how to respond when an accident occurs to help keep employees safe.

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