CSEC Principles of Business: Logistics and Supply Chain

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Select the direct distribution channel: Manufacturer to Retailer, Manufacturer to Consumer, Retailer to Consumer, Manufacturer to Wholesaler to Retailer to Consumer

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Manufacturer to Consumer

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What represents the steps it takes to get the product or service to the customer?

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Supply Chain

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A commercial building where goods are temporarily stored in order to be rerouted to other businesses

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Warehouse

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Preparing items for storage in other departments of the same company

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Inbound logistics

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Example of an intermediary: (Manufacturer's) Sales Representative, Agent, Consumer, (Producer's) Telemarketer

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Agent

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How/where a product will be distributed

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Place

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A direct channel of distribution brings the product directly from the producer to the consumer. ex. farmers market.

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True

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Top-Notch Wheels buys thousands of different brands of mountain bikes from The Great Colorado Mountain Bike Company and sells them to local bike shops. Top-Notch Wheels is an example of a(n)

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wholesaler

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The means by which products reach the hands of consumers from the plant of manufacturers is referred to as:

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Channels of Distribution

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What type of intermediary would purchase baseball bats from one producer, mitts from another, and balls from still another, and then sell an assortment to sporting goods stores?

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Wholesaler