The Value Added Dimension of the Retail Positioning Matrix Includes

question 242

Multiple Choice

The value added dimension of the retail positioning matrix includes elements such as product reliability, prestige, and

• A) level of service.
• B) market share.
• C) location.
• D) price.
• E) number of employees.

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Definitions:

Classical Range

In economics, the range in which output and employment grow at their natural rate, and prices are stable.

Aggregate Supply Curve

A graphical representation showing the total quantity of goods and services that producers in an economy are willing and able to supply at various price levels.

Keynesian Region

An economic concept from Keynesian theory suggesting ranges of output levels where total spending is sensitive to changes in the level of income, affecting unemployment levels.

Classical Theory

An economic theory emphasizing free markets, competition, and the idea that supply and demand will naturally regulate the economy.