A business buyer is considering a change in product specifications, terms, and possibly suppliers. This buying situation is referred to as a(n) ________.

A company regularly purchases cleaning supplies from a vendor and orders relatively consistent amounts of the same products on each purchase from the same vendor. This is an example of a(n) ________.

Harper Farms raises chickens. For years, it has used wooden coops for hauling its poultry to market. When the owner, Jane Harper, went to reuse some of her coops, she noticed many of them could not be sufficiently cleaned for reuse and needed to be replaced. Which stage of the business buying decision process was Harper in when she decided to replace her old coops?

Which of the following is most likely the final stage of the business buying decision process?

Which of the following is the means by which companies post purchase requests online and invite suppliers to bid for their business?

The main differences between the business market and the consumer market are found in market structure and demand, the nature of the buying unit, and the types of decisions and the decision process involved.

A business marketer normally deals with far fewer buyers than the consumer marketer does.

The total demand for many business products is not much affected by price changes, especially in the short run.

In a straight rebuy, a buyer reorders something without any modifications.

Business buying is done by newly trained purchasing agents who are learning how to buy better.

Purchasing, often called e-procurement, has grown rapidly in recent years.

Digital and social media play an important role in engaging always-connected business buyers in a way that face-to-face personal selling alone cannot.

The business buying process tends to be shorter and less formal than the consumer buying process.

A company buying a product with modified specifications faces a new-task situation.