A. factory outlet
B. super specialty store
C. seconds store
D. warehouse club
Related Mcqs:
- When capital is owned by the firm as opposed to being directly owned by household capital income may take any of the following forms except ?
A. interest
B. dividends
C. increases in stocks of goods
D. retained earnings - The typical method of retail operation used by supermarkets and catalog showrooms is called ?
A. self-service retailing
B. limited-service retailing
C. full-service retailing
D. service merchandiser - What is called the tax that is levied on retail price of merchandise collected by retailer ?
A. Sales Tax
B. General Tax
C. Local Tax
D. Gross Tax - A(n) _____ is a retail store that carries a narrow product line with a deep assortment within that line ?
A. shopping goods store
B. convenience store
C. specialty store
D. department store - Marketers are sometimes accused of deceptive practices that lead consumers to believe they will get more value than they actually do. _____ includes practices such as falsely advertising factory of wholesale prices or a large price reduction from a phony high retail price ?
A. Deceptive promotion
B. Deceptive packaging
C. Deceptive pricing
D. Deceptive cost structure - The retail price index is used to__________________?
A. construct price lists
B. compare shop prices
C. measure changes in the cost of living
D. None of the above - Which term is used for the period of competition in which each competitor tries to cut retail prices below the others ?
A. Price competition
B. Price support
C. Price war
D. Price battle - Which of the following is called a wholly or partially owned company what is the part of the large corporation?
A. Baby company
B. Child company
C. Small holding
D. Subsidiary - State-owned enterprises (SOEs) are also called ?
A. centralized firms
B. government oligopolies
C. market economies
D. public enterprises - The Club of Rome Study, The Limits to Growth suggests that as natural resources diminish ?
A. capital increasingly replaces labor
B. technological change compensates for capital depletion
C. costs rise, leaving less capital for future investment
D. contingent valuation becomes critical