The intermediaries that perform functions of selling goods of different manufacturers are classified as _______?
Correct answer: A. trade channel
- A. trade channel
- B. escalator channel
- C. shallow channels
- D. predatory channels
Explanation
A trade channel is the network of intermediaries involved in moving and selling products from different manufacturers to customers. The other options are not standard classifications of marketing intermediaries.
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