Which of the Following Examples Reflects the Wheel-Of-Retailing Concept

question 54

Multiple Choice

Which of the following examples reflects the wheel-of-retailing concept?

• A)Akido, started as a retail store for luxury clothing and accessories in Japan, was recently in the news for being acquired by an Italian designer label.
• B)Marty's, one of the country's largest retailers, has scaled its operations down and is running as a chain of department stores owing to scarcity of funds.
• C)Wills and McCoons, started as a large-scale store retailing upmarket brands, has included local brands and unbranded goods following the recession.
• D)Val-You, a chain of retail stores that started with small stores charging modest prices for its products, has become a full-service retail chain with high operating costs and prices.
• E)Lee Retailers, a super specialty retail chain stocking fine wines, cheese, and other goods has included a large number of quick-selling processed foods to retain its fast-depleting market share.

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Definitions:

Portfolio

A collection of financial investments like stocks, bonds, commodities, cash, and cash equivalents, including closed funds and exchange traded funds.

Securities

Financial instruments that represent an ownership position, a creditor relationship, or rights to ownership, expressed in the form of stocks, bonds, or options.

Rate of Return

The percentage gain or loss on an investment over a specified period, reflecting the income and appreciation of an investment.

Average Cumulative Investment

The total sum of all investments made over a period of time, divided by the number of investments.