Planning and Controlling Merchandise Assortments
Developing Product Lines
Presenting Product Lines
Global Sourcing
Customer/Vendor Relationships
100

The assortment factor(s) that commonly form the basis of a merchandise assortment plan

What is style, color and size?

100

Manufacturer and retailer merchandisers work together as a means of line development

What is Joint Product Development?

100

The process of planning and placing  reorders, handling, shipping, receiving, distributing, and displaying merchandise

What is Merchandise replenishment?

100

The acquisition and delivery of components or fully finished products or services from outside of the organization.

What is sourcing?

100

Direct responsibility include speed of transactions. and increase sales by turning browsers into shoppers and building long-term relationships

What is the role of personal selling services?

200

The assortment that is consistent with customers’ needs and wants

What is balanced assortment?

200

Suggested retail price by manufacturer

What is list price?

200

Using more than one shipment of a given assortment based on an initial order and reorder(s)

What is multiple delivery?

200

Taxes on goods that are imported or exported.

What are tariffs?

200

______ involves looking for potential customers—leads and determining if the leads are qualified.

What is prospecting?

300

A plan for merchandise assortment according to assortment factors

What is a model stock?

300

Manucturer's discounts such as seasonal discount, pre-selling-period discount, and quantity discount

What are discounts on list price?

300

The difference in distribution of assortment factors between planned and actual demand

What is assortment error?

300

Advantages of_______ include reduced material/ operating cost; i; increase product availability; and responding quickly to changing market.

What is advantages of global sourcing?

300

The two types of approach in the personal selling process. 

What are greeting and merchandise approach?

400

The allocation of volume across assortment factors at the classification level.

What is assortment distribution?

400

_______ enable retailers to acquire goods at lower cost and price them with a greater markup percentage.

What are private brands?

400

The average number of units in stock during the selling period

What is average inventory? 

400

Limit quantity of products that can be exported to developed countries by their developing-country suppliers

What are trade quotas?

400

Getting the customer to agree to buy the product

What is closing the sale?

500

The range of relationships that may exist assortment volume and assortment variety.

What is assortment diversity?

500

________develops a supplier negotiation strategy, and must understand wholesale price structures and how these interrelate with retail price structures.

What is retail merchandiser?

500

The speed with which a product passes through the industry matrix

What is product velocity?

500

The amount of fabric required to make a garment or a group of garments is measured in _________

What is square meter equivalents (SMEs)?

500

Listen and remain calm, let the customer unload

What is dealing with difficult customers