A) a business
B) a consumer
C) both a business and a consumer
D) an institutional
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A) business supplies
B) component parts
C) users
D) business services
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A) elastic demand
B) inelastic demand
C) derived demand
D) joint demand
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A) product adaptation
B) engagement
C) conversion
D) review
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A) Wholesalers use purchased goods to incorporate into other products,while retailers seek to achieve goals other than the standard business goals of profit.
B) Wholesalers account for the greatest volume of purchases of any customer category,while retailers buy business products and resell them to business customers.
C) Wholesalers sell mostly to retailers and other organizational customers,while retailers sell mainly to final consumers.
D) Wholesalers are often known as original equipment manufacturers,or OEMs,while retailers are often known as buying centers.
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A) It can also be a business marketer.
B) It has fewer customers than a business marketer.
C) It excludes the sale of goods that are sold in business markets.
D) Its customers are less geographically concentrated than business markets.
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A) are organized more like corporations
B) behave more like producers
C) operate like resellers
D) are organized like retailer firms
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A) government agencies
B) producers
C) resellers
D) institutions
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A) Not many goods and services are used by the federal government.
B) Much of the federal government's buying is decentralized.
C) No single federal agency contracts for all the government's requirements,and no single buyer in any agency purchases all that the agency needs.
D) The U.S.federal government buys goods and services worth less than $875 million per year.
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A) Supplies are consumable items,whereas business services are expense items.
B) Supplies are immoderate compared to other business goods,whereas business services are economical.
C) Supplies are part of a final product,whereas business services do not become part of a final product.
D) Supplies are custom designed for each customer,whereas business services are normally standardized.
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A) Physical form
B) Intended use
C) Distribution method
D) Price
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A) The buyer cannot afford to run out of supply.
B) It is a situation that requires a change in the original service.
C) It is a situation that is less critical and quick.
D) It is a situation that is more time-consuming than a modified rebuy.
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A) raw materials
B) component parts
C) MRO items
D) finished goods
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A) location,type of product manufactured and problems faced
B) raw materials required,components used,manufacturing process employed,and problems faced
C) location of the firm,suppliers of raw materials,output of the company,problems faced
D) raw materials,location,product manufactured,manufacturing process applied
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