The Simplicity Pattern Case Indicates That Manufacturers

question 56

Multiple Choice

The Simplicity Pattern case indicates that manufacturers:

• A) Should treat wholesalers and retailers the same.
• B) Cannot assume the courts will rule that retailers with different operating characteristics are not in competition.
• C) Can refuse to deal with channel members who undercut suggested retail prices.
• D) Do not need to document their cases.
• E) Cannot force franchises to buy all of their supplies from a designated source.

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The ability of a company or sector to dictate the price of its goods or services in the market.

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