A Soft Drink Concentrate Producer Makes 20 Percent Margin on Its

question 48

Multiple Choice

A soft drink concentrate producer makes 20 percent margin on its regular soda and 25 percent on its diet version of the same drink. The soft drink bottlers, however, are required to sell both the regular and diet versions to the retailers at the same price. This is a classic example of

• A) channel coordination.
• B) unclear roles and rights.
• C) channel conflict.
• D) direct conflict.
• E) goal incompatibility.

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