A) Essentials Supermarket
B) Janet's Boutique
C) Radiant Shoe Store
D) Linda's Beauty Salon
E) Zen's Coffee Shop
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A) bulk fixture
B) gondola display
C) freestanding display
D) cash wrap
E) end cap
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A) The productivity of the allocated space
B) The impact on overall store sales
C) The display needs for the merchandise
D) The merchandise's inventory turnover
E) None of these
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A) Impulse merchandise
B) Demand/destination merchandise
C) Special merchandise
D) Complementary merchandise
E) Promotion merchandise
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A) end cap
B) rounder
C) straight rack
D) feature fixture
E) gondola
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A) Retailers should strategically place impulse and demand/destination merchandise throughout the store,so they can increase the chances that a customer will shop the entire store and focus on the merchandise with a high GMROI.
B) Retailers should place merchandise with a high GMROI at or close to the store entrance to attract customers' attentions and sell fast.
C) Retailers should display some of their most compelling merchandise in the strike zone to create desirable first impression of the store.
D) Retailers should display high GMROI products at the right-hand side of the store.
E) A retailer should strategically cluster complementary products together to facilitate multiple purchases.
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A) consumer motivator
B) freestanding fixture
C) gondola display
D) impulse product center
E) promotional area
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A) Price lining
B) Sales per square foot
C) Inventory turnover
D) Tonnage merchandising
E) Asset turnover
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A) It captures a mood or feeling that enhances the store's image.
B) Good lighting is limited to illumination of a store's space.
C) A store's lighting generally does not have an impact on customers.
D) Focusing lights on the store's architecture strategically draws customers through the store.
E) All of these.
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A) Racetrack layout
B) Gondola layout
C) Grid layout
D) Boutique layout
E) None of these
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A) merchandise plan
B) allocation plan
C) placement plan
D) planogram
E) assortment plan
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A) Near the front of the store
B) Center aisles
C) Left-hand size of the store
D) Right-hand side of the store
E) Strike zone
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A) closing time effect
B) bystander effect
C) butt- brush effect
D) boomerang effect
E) conspicuous consumption effect
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A) altruistic experiences
B) emotional stability
C) tonnage merchandise
D) hedonic benefits
E) utilitarian benefits
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A) Star Tax Service
B) Essential supermarket
C) Ted's department store
D) Claire's Boutique
E) Linda's Beauty Salon
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A) sales per linear foot
B) sales per square foot
C) inventory turnover
D) retained earnings
E) asset turnover
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