Marketing Distribution Review

A producer decides to use agents to get his products in the market. The producer is using…

• Direct distribution

• Channel A Distribution

• Intermediaries

• No distribution

Making sure that the right amount of product is delivered to the right place at the right time is an example of:

• Transportation

• Storage

• Physical Distribution

• Tangible Distribution

A warehouse that is designed to MOVE product, not store it is:

• Private Warehouse

• Public Warehouse

• Storage Center

• Distribution Center

When a retailer receives a shipment of product from the producer and then sells it to the consumer, this is an example of using...

• Direct Distribution

• Intermediaries

• Product Positioning

• Product Placement

Moving products from the seller to the buyer is called:

• Order Processing

• Transportation

• Storage

• Inventory Control

Holding goods until they are sold is:

• Order Processing

• Transportation

• Storage

• Inventory Control

Making sure enough product is available when customers want them is a part of this function of distribution:

• Order Processing

• Transportation

• Storage

• Inventory Control

It is important to consider the most efficient and cost-effective delivery method due to the high costs of this function of distribution.

• Order Processing

• Transportation

• Storage

• Inventory Control

When a purchase is made by a buyer, the distribution system takes affect with this function:

• Order Processing

• Transportation

• Storage

• Inventory Control

Often, physical distribution is coined the term:

• Logarithm

• Logistics

• Logachemy

• Logotype