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Daniel manufactures garments in a factory in the countryside. He is unable to find a big retailer who can pay him well for his garments. What
would you advise him to do?
OA Consult a wholesaler.
OB.
Consult a broker.
OC. Consult another manufacturer
OD. Consult a distributor.

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