The distribution strategy which leads to limited number of intermediaries is classified as
Correct answer: A. exclusive distribution
- A. exclusive distribution
- B. descriptive distribution
- C. intensive distribution
- D. selective distribution
Explanation
Exclusive distribution deliberately limits the number of intermediaries, often granting one intermediary rights within a territory. Selective distribution also limits outlets but permits more than the exclusive arrangement.
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