Reference no: EM132249343
1. Which of the following is true of a shipment contract?
The seller must put the goods in the possession of the carrier.
The seller must tender the delivery of goods to the buyer.
The seller offers to turn the goods to the buyer, and the buyer offers to pay for them.
The seller tenders the delivery of goods to the carrier, along with the document title.
2. Which of the following is true of consequential damages?
They result from a breach due to special circumstances that exist with a particular contract.
They are the sum of money equal to the real financial loss suffered by the injured party.
They cover any expenses paid out by the innocent party to prevent further loss.
They are awarded as a measure of punishment for the defendant's wrongful acts.
3. A significant problem with marketers attempting to successfully market sustainable/ethically-marketed products is that
a. Consumers’ expectations for sustainable/ethically-marketed products tend to be unrealistically high, making it difficult for marketers to meet their expectations in order to satisfy them
b. Different brands must be created for these products for companies which also sell products that are not sustainable/ethically-marketed
c. Positioning of these products cannot be established
d. Vertical marketing systems cannot easily accommodate sustainable/ethical marketing of products
e. When asked about their opinions of sustainable/ethically-marketed products, consumers might respond in a socially desirable manner and say things that are more positive than their thoughts or feelings actually are for such products.