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Business, 03.12.2019 04:31 jharb65

When selling convenience goods such as tobacco, newspapers, chewing gum, and potato chips to convenience stores, companies often decide to sell through all available outlets. this is an example of distribution
a) selective
b) intensive
c) broad-based
d) exclusive
e) luxury

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