A Distribution Channel's Width Refers To

question 4

Multiple Choice

A distribution channel's width refers to:

• A)The number and type of intermediaries in the channel
• B)The extent of coordination between members of the channel involved in getting the product to the final consumer
• C)The exposure or coverage desired for the product to achieve profitable penetration of the overseas market
• D)The number of products that it can distribute
• E)The number of distribution levels necessary to get the product into the overseas market

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Definitions:

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