Nontraditional Channel Arrangements

question 134

Multiple Choice

Nontraditional channel arrangements:

• A) tend to make a firm's product seem the same as the competition
• B) usually broaden a brand's coverage
• C) can give a producer serving a niche market a way to gain market access without having to establish channel intermediaries
• D) are not usually useful for larger firms
• E) All of the above are true.

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