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Match the items. the task is to match the lettered items with the correct numbered items. appearing below is a list of lettered items. following that is a list of numbered items. each numbered item is followed by a drop-down. select the letter in the drop down that best matches the numbered item with the lettered alternatives. a. showrooming: pricing in one store & while still there using mobile to purchase onlineb. marketplace fairness act of 2013-- specifies how online retailers collect sales taxc. best buy introduced price matching even for online offers to promote instore purchased. e-commerce, up 13% year, while mobile commerce is growing at twice that ratee. vendor flex places amazon employees at suppliers warehouses to lower shipping costsf. 80% of new phone purchases are smartphones allowing online shoppingg. amazon spent $14b building warehouse bigger & closer to customers1. immediate environment: companya b c d e f g2. immediate environment: competitora b c d e f g3. immediate environment: collaboratorsa b c d e f g4. macro environment: political/regulatory/legala b c d e f g5. macro environment: economica b c d e f g6. macro environment: social/culturala b c d e f g7. macro environment: technological
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