A) straight rebuy
B) modified rebuy
C) new-task
D) extensive problem-solving
E) limited problem-solving
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A) makes the buyers work as a group and thus lower costs.
B) allows a sales rep to avoid a difficult buyer.
C) makes it difficult for the seller to see a buyer personally.
D) reduces the impact of a persuasive sales rep.
E) All of these alternatives are correct.
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A) intermediaries
B) government units
C) final consumers
D) manufacturing and service firms
E) non-profit organizations
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A) purchasing managers who arrange the terms of the sale
B) people who supply information for evaluating alternatives
C) people who have the power to select or approve suppliers
D) people who control the flow of information
E) purchasing managers who shield users or other deciders
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A) it is a request to buy something.
B) it is frequently handled online to cut time and paper shuffling.
C) its processing usually takes a few hours for both simple and complex purchases.
D) it is a form of centralized control.
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A) buys strictly on economic needs.
B) tries to satisfy both individual needs and company needs.
C) seeks the lowest possible cost.
D) has the final decision on all purchases.
E) All of these alternatives are correct.
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A) identifying the problem
B) specifying the product
C) describing the need
D) soliciting proposals bids from suppliers
E) monitoring supplier performance
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A) Wholesalers
B) Manufacturers
C) Financial institutions
D) Government units
E) All of these ARE business and organizational customers.
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A) Manufacturers are more spread out around the country than service firms.
B) The U.S. has many more manufacturing firms than service firms.
C) B2B e-commerce purchasing is common for both manufacturing and service firms.
D) Unlike manufacturing firms, service firms rely on engineering and R&D people to help make purchase decisions.
E) Unlike service firms, manufacturers tend to locate where they can be closest to their customers.
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A) may simply include a brand name or part number when purchasing requirements are complicated.
B) for services, as compared to goods, tend to be detailed because services are usually performed before they're purchased.
C) for services, as compared to goods, tend to be detailed because services are more standardized than goods.
D) are often simple for manufactured items with highly standardized quality.
E) None of these alternatives is correct.
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A) Ask a current customer to help identify new leads.
B) Look up firms that use automated systems for straight rebuying.
C) Conduct a vendor analysis.
D) Identify current customers' NAICS codes and then look at NAICS-coded lists for related firms.
E) Research ISO 9000 certified companies.
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A) legal bonds
B) new-task sharing
C) cooperation
D) operational linkages
E) information sharing
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A) sales reps generally do not (and should not) write the specifications for government business.
B) government is the largest customer group in the United States-spending about 30 percent of GDP.
C) governments buy a lot, but only of certain products and can be safely ignored by most producers.
D) competitive bids are uncommon because of mandatory bidding procedures.
E) All of these alternatives are true.
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