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geodog55

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Simpson Micro owns warehouses that stock computer software. They offer net terms to retail stores, offer specials and promotions, and provide customer service. Simpson Micro is a(n) _____ wholesaler.
 A) general specialty
  B) general merchandise
  C) rare-service
  D) specialty-line
  E) agent

Question 2

The development of a plan for converting a product idea into an actual product is called
 A) design planning.
  B) research and development.
  C) product design.
  D) operational planning.
  E) planning horizon.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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