Traditional Channels of Distribution

question 124

Multiple Choice

Traditional channels of distribution

• A) do not perform bulk-breaking activities.
• B) are usually preferred to other distribution arrangements.
• C) are easier to control than corporate channel systems.
• D) may involve little or no cooperation among channel members.
• E) are usually controlled through strong legal contracts.

Understand the importance of group cohesiveness and the factors that influence it.

Distinguish between formal and informal groups and their purposes within an organization.

Recognize the roles and influence of group norms and status in group behavior and performance.

Differentiate between homogeneous and heterogeneous groups and understand their impacts on organizational tasks.

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