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INTRODUCTION to MARKETING PRINCIPLES OF WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DISTRIBUTION by Paul D. Converse. Preface . THIS BOOK has a
definite objective to combine a treat ment of general marketing
methods and principles with a more detailed treatment of retailing,
particularly the operation of small and medium-size stores. It is
believed that one . can not properly understand retailing without
some knowledge mar ket economics and wholesaling. Students will
understand ptail store operation better if they first secure a
general knowledge of the field of marketing and know the place of
retailing in the over all picture. Therefore, market economics, the
physical handling of goods, and wholesaling are treated before the
discussion of retailing is begun. Paul D. Converse Fred M. Jones
Contents I. Introduction 1. THE MEANING AND SCOPE OF MARKETING 3 2.
THE PHYSICAL HANDLING OF GOODS 21 3. MIDDLEMEN, TRADE CHANNELS, AND
COMMODITIES 38 THE CONSUMER 54 II. Wholesale Marketing A.
Organizations 5. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BROKERS, AND AUCTIONS 75
WHOLESALE MERCHANT 87 TTHE MANUFACTURER AND HIS OUTLETS 101 B.
Commodities 8. THE AGRICULTURAL MARKETING PROBLEM 125 9. THE
MARKETING OF GRAIN 143 10. THE MARKETING OF COTTON l6l 11. THE
MARKETING OF INDUSTRIAL GOODS 174 III. Retail Marketing A.
Organizations INDEPENDENT RETAILER 191 xtf THE CHAIN STORE 2Og Xi,
THE DEPARTMENT STORE 223 15. THE CONSUMER COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT 237
Vli viii CONTENTS B. Starting a Retail Store 16. BECOMING AN OWNER
OF A RETAIL STORE 857 17. THE IMPORTANCE OF STORE LOCATION 371 18.
SELECTING, TRAINING, AND SUPERVISING EMPLOYEES 86 C. Buying and
Pricing 19. BUYING WHAT, WHEN, AND HOW MUCH TO BUY 303 20. BUYING
WHERE AND HOW TO BUY 319 21. THEPROBLEM OF PRICING 335 D. Selling
LES PROMOTION WHAT IT is 359 EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING 373, WINDOW
DISPLAY 389 STOCK ARRANGEMENT AND DISPLAY 403 THE ESSENCE OF
SALESMANSHIP 417 E. Finance and Control 27. THE EXTENSION OF CREDIT
437 28. RECORD KEEPING 460 29. TAX RECORDS AND REPORTS 481 STOCK
CONTROL AND STOCK TURNOVER 494 MERCHANDISING EFFICIENCY 508 32. THE
PROBLEM OF INSURANCE 525 33. PROFITS AND FAILURES 545 IV. The
Control of Marketing 34. THE REGULATION OF COMPETITION 563 35.
MARKETING COST AND EFFICIENCY 577 Index 595 I. Introduction The
Meaning and Scope of Marketing JL ISTRIBUTION, or marketing is the
most important part of business. Most business concerns can produce
many more goods than they can sell at a profit. Give us sales is
the common cry of businessmen, and huge sums are spent on ad
vertising and salesmanship. Whatever can be sold can be made. The
big problem is distribution. Such statements are common and may be
accepted as generally true in normal times. This condition has not
always existed. Up until compara tively recent times, the big task
of the race was to produce enough goods food, clothing, and
shelterto satisfy its needs. During the past 150 years the problem
has been altered by the use of labor-saving machinery by the
discoveries and inventions of chemistry, agriculture, physics, and
engineering and by the development of scientific management and
accounting. The development of the natural sciences and the arts of
physics, entomology, geology, chemistry, management, and en
gineering has given us much new knowledge which has enabled us to
increase greatly the output of goods and to reduce the costs of
production. The result is that usually we are able to producemany
more goods than the consumers are able to buy at the prevailing
prices. Hence businessmen and farmers have become greatly
interested in distribution...
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Country of origin: |
United Kingdom |
Release date: |
November 2008 |
First published: |
November 2008 |
Authors: |
Paul D. Converse
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Dimensions: |
216 x 140 x 38mm (L x W x T) |
Format: |
Hardcover - Laminated cover
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Pages: |
620 |
ISBN-13: |
978-1-4437-2299-5 |
Categories: |
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Business & Economics >
Economics >
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LSN: |
1-4437-2299-5 |
Barcode: |
9781443722995 |
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