When a Customer Takes Title to Goods at the Point

question 3

Multiple Choice

When a customer takes title to goods at the point where a carrier assumes responsibility for the goods and the customer agrees to pay for the freight from the factory to the customer's preferred destination, this is known as:

• A) geographical pricing.
• B) free- on- board pricing.
• C) price- location discounting.
• D) customer- segment discounting.
• E) uniform delivered pricing.

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