$1$

Standard Industrial

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North American

Classification $($SIC$)$

Level of Customer

Industry

Service

Variety of

Merchandise

$5$

Assortment of

$6$

Price of The

$2$

Classification

Merchandise

Merchandise

System $($NAICS$)$

$7$

Price of Services

Match each of the options above to the items below.

The United States, Canada, and Mexico have developed a scheme to collect data on business activity in each country.

Retailers use depth, which is the number of different items offered in a merchandise category.

Customers expect almost all retailers to provide certain things like displaying merchandise, accepting credit cards, providing parking, and being open at convenient hours.

$3$

When a retailer offers many SKUs, it must have backup stock for each and every SKU.

Developed in the United States in $1937$ to help government agencies with various businesses, this system relies on four$-$digit codes.

Retailers use breadth, which is the number of merchandise categories a retailer offers.