Distributors Add Value to a Supply Chain Between a Supply

question 62

Multiple Choice

Distributors add value to a supply chain between a supply stage and a customer stage

• A) if there is a small number of customers requiring a large amount of product.
• B) if there is a large number of customers requiring a large amount of product.
• C) if there are many small players at the customer stage, each requiring a small amount of the product at a time.
• D) if there are a few large players at the customer stage, each requiring a large amount of the product at a time.
• E) Distributors do not add value to a supply chain.

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