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Chapter 8 Test Review - Bargain Shopping
Chapter 8 Test Review - Bargain Shopping
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Maintaining an emotional distance
Walkaway power
Silence
Cash
Good guy, bad guy
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Process when holder of a mortgage sells the property of a homeowner who has not made payments.
Foreclosure
Bankruptcy
Bargaining
Negotiation
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What is the third key to getting huge bargains?
Patience
Telling the truth
Knowing where to find the deals
Learning to negotiate everything
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It's proper to get a deal if you:
Have not set out to harm the other party
Have in no way misrepresented the truth
All of the choices
Have created a win-win deal
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What is a way of life in most countries, except for the United States?
Bartering
Refunding
Rebating
Negotiation
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This is when you agree to a price, but then the seller throws something else into the deal.
If I take-away
Walk away power
That's not good enough
Good guy, bad guy
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A deal where both parties get 100% of what they want
Bargaining
Cost benefit analysis
Win-win
Negotiation
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To bargain for a lower price.
Good guy, bad guy
Negotiating
Bargaining
That's not good enough
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The exchange of goods or services without the use of money.
Negotiate
Rebate
Trade
Barter
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If you are silent when a salesperson is talking, what will be a common response from them?
Lower the price
Raise the price
Throw in another deal
Ask their supervisor
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Getting the best deal on a purchase involves doing all of the following except;
Having patience
Being first in line for a new product
Negotiating
Shopping around to find the best deal
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Outdoor market utilized by vendors to exchange discounted merchandise for money.
Repo lot
Flea market
Car lot
Garage sale
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What is not recommended when trying to make your money go further?
Buying only name brand products
Negotiating for a lower price
Buying clothes at end of season sales
Comparison shopping
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What is being used against you when a car salesperson says, "Let me check with my supervisor?"
If I take-away
Good guy, bad guy
Don't talk too much
That's not good enough
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Which is not one of the seven basics of negotiating?
Walk-away power
Truth
Integrity
If I take away
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Retail store where people sell items and the owner of the shop gets a percentage of the sale.
Consignment shop
Pawn shop
Flea market
Auction
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A public sale in which property or items of merchandise are sold to the highest bidder
Flea market
Auction
Estate sale
Classified ads
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This is when you send in proof of purchase to get cash back.
Refund
Return
Rebate
Exchange
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Used to close a deal right then and there
Always tell the truth
Cash
Walkaway power
Silence
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Type of negotiation where the buyer and seller of a good or service dispute the price.
That's not good enough
Good guy, bad guy
Bargaining
Bartering
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This is one of the most powerful, pressure oriented aspects of a negotiation.
Telling the truth
Paying with cash
Silence
Patience
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Which of the following is typically not a good place to find a deal?
Individuals
Online auctions
Mall
Consignment shops
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This has to do with a person's honesty and moral attributes.
Personality
Beliefs
Knowledge
Integrity
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What is the most common myth about pawn shops?
They have the lowest price on items
Everything is brand new
All items are used
Everything is stolen
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Your first response to a price that the seller names?
Walkaway power
Good guy, bad guy.
That's not good enough.
Cash
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This is used when you're trying to buy something. Make the seller work for your business.
That's not good enough
Don't talk too much
Silence
If I take-awya
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What technique is used when you have the ability to walk away from a purchase during negotation
If I take- away
Good guy, bad guy
That's not good enough
Walk-away power
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If I buy this computer today, I want the printer thrown in.
Silence
"If I" take away technique
That's not good enough
Cash
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What can cause you to lose bargaining power?
Using a credit card
Using Power of Cash technique
Being emotionally attached
Being overly excited about the item
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A store which offers loans in exchange for personal property as equivalent collateral.
Consignment shop
Pawn shop
Retail store
Classified ad
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The difference between the whole sale price and retail price.
Markdown
Markup
Total Cost
Bargain
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Type of yard sale with more items, usually entire contents of household
Estate sale
Flea market
Auction
Garage sale
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When the person trying to make the sale gives the price, just look them in the eye and say this
Truth
That's not good enough
Silence
Don't talk too much
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Using integrity at all times
Cash
Good guy, bad guy
Silence
Always tell the truth
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What is not recommended when selling something you own?
Get antiques appraised and sell them below that price
Make it clear as the seller that you have walk-away power
Be armed with information so it can be a win-win deal
Find an uninformed buyer and charge the highest price
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The key to using coupons is to use them on items that:
May sell out quickly
Are already on sale
You were already going to buy
Are a want instead of a need
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This is a great bargaining tool because it's emotional, has immediacy and is visual.
Credit
Cash
Coupons
Silence
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The "Lucky Seven" rules can get you great deals, but they only work if you:
Use them
Are willing to buy the item regardless of price
Visit another country
Have a lot of money
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Who is more likely to be a fraud victim?
Those without high school diplomas
Those with a masters degree
Those with high school diplomas
Your parents
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The process of quantifying costs and benefits of a decision.
Cost-benefit analysis
Markdown
Markup
Barter