The set of organizations interdependent on each other that help in making market offerings available to customer are called?
Correct answer: B. marketing channels
- A. interactive channels
- B. marketing channels
- C. pricing channels
- D. basing point channels
Explanation
Marketing channels are interdependent organizations, including producers, wholesalers, and retailers, that work together to make products available to customers. The other choices are not the standard term for this distribution network.
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