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May 26th

1. Which of the following would be most likely to have the least amount of breadth? Wal-Mart Macy’s Footlocker Rite-Aid Albertson’s

Class A Class B Class C Class D Class E 2. Vendors who carry outstanding lines but don’t currently sell to you would be classified as ____ vendors Class A Class B Class C Class D Class E

3. Retailers that offer extended shopping hours are more likely to pursue a _______ policy. pricing above the market pricing where profits are maximized flexible pricing following the competition bundling price

Customary Leader Specified Flexible 4. An example of a ______ pricing policy is when movie theaters give discounts to special groups, such as seniors. Customary Leader Specified Flexible

5. Which holiday did we celebrate on Monday? Memorial Day Indiana Jones Day Tax rebate finally came Day Potato awareness Day

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