Which of the following companies would have the LEAST bargaining power with its suppliers?
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Which of the following companies would have the LEAST bargaining power with its suppliers?
a. a company whose products are highly popular and easily available across most supermarkets
b. a company that is involved in mass production of goods to cater to its expanding customer base
c. a company that actively caters to a broad price-sensitive customer base
d. a company that offers high-cost specialized products that could be used only by customers of a certain age group
e. a company that generates high-quality product components from easily available raw materials for a broad customer base
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