What Is the Outcome When a Retailer Sells Counterfeit Merchandise

question 8

Multiple Choice

What is the outcome when a retailer sells counterfeit merchandise?

• A) It can be heavily fined through the rulings of the Robinson-Patman Act.
• B) It retailer will lose money once the customers discover the truth.
• C) It can destroy the relationship with the vendor of the legitimate brand.
• D) It gains a low profit margin by selling counterfeit goods.

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