How can a retailer track a shopper's email address?

A.
By setting up an electronic shopping cart

B.
By entering the URL

C.
By using a cookie

D.
By creating hyperlinks on a web page
C. By using a cookie
What is the return rate for brick-and-mortar stores?

A.
10%

B.
20%

C.
15%

D.
3%
There is no specific return rate for brick-and-mortar stores as it can vary greatly depending on the industry, location, and individual store policies. However, based on common industry estimates, the return rate for brick-and-mortar stores typically falls within the range of 5% to 10%. Therefore, none of the options provided (10%, 20%, 15%, or 3%) accurately represent the return rate for brick-and-mortar stores.
What is profit?

A.
Money remaining when all expenses except salaries, rent, and taxes have been paid.

B.
Money invested after all business expenses, including salaries, rent and taxes have been paid.

C.
Money lost after all other business expenses, including salaries, rent, and taxes have been paid.

D.
Money remaining when all other business expenses, including salaries, rent, and taxes, have been paid.
D. Money remaining when all other business expenses, including salaries, rent, and taxes, have been paid.
Jodi wants to sell colorful ribbons specifically to dancers. She signs up for a vendor booth at a local dance convention. What marketing concept should she use?

A.
Expensive pricing

B.
Target marketing

C.
Word of mouth

D.
Colorful signage
B. Target marketing
Economists have determined that the economy goes through a cycle of growth and decline how often?

A.
Every 54-60 years

B.
Every 80-95 years

C.
Every 6-10 years

D.
Every 25-31 years
C. Every 6-10 years
Printers, smartphones, tablets, and scanners can be found in an office that is _____.

A.
in a traditional economy

B.
digital dependent

C.
rebranding

D.
an electronic storefront