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WhattoUnderstand

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All of the following are examples of the challenges that traditional manufacturers experience when using the Internet to sell directly to the consumer except:
 
  A) moving to a demand-pull model.
  B) high cost structures.
  C) developing a fast-response online order and fulfillment system.
  D) channel conflict.

Question 2

The term supply-push refers to:
 
  A) making products prior to orders being received based on estimated demand.
  B) waiting for orders to be received before building a product.
  C) channel conflict.
  D) multi-channel manufacturers who sell directly online to consumers.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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