Chapter 2 - Part 1 EC Dip

What are the three types of e-marketplaces?

• Retail, Wholesale, and Consortia

• B2B, B2C, and C2C

• Online, Offline, and Hybrid

• Private, Public, and Consortia

What is a sell-side e-marketplace?

• A marketplace where companies buy from suppliers

• A marketplace for bartering goods

• A marketplace owned by a single company selling products

• A public marketplace for many buyers and sellers

What is a public e-marketplace also known as?

• Consortium

• common marketplace

• Exchange

• Auction site

What is the main function of e-marketplaces?

• To provide physical stores for products

• To facilitate the exchange of information and goods

• To limit buyer-seller interactions

• To create a legal framework for offline transactions

What does the term 'marketspace' refer to?

• An online marketplace for transactions

• A catalog of products

• A physical location for trade

• A type of auction

What is the front end of an e-seller's business?

• The legal framework of the marketplace

• The payment processing system

• The part where customers interact with the seller

• The backend operations like inventory management

What are digital products?

• Physical goods sold online

• Items that require shipping

• Services provided by e-marketplaces

• Goods that can be delivered electronically

What is an electronic catalog?

• A type of auction listing

• A digital presentation of product information

• A list of services offered by a company

• A physical book of products

What is a mobile portal?

• A digital catalog for products

• A type of online auction

• A portal accessible via mobile devices

• A website for desktop users

What is an e-auction?

• A fixed-price sale

• An auction conducted offline

• An auction conducted online

• A type of classified ad