Even though specialization and division of labor is the fundamental basis for allocating distribution tasks, can the channel manager make decisions about using intermediaries and facilitating agencies solely on that basis? Explain why or why not.
Even though specialization and division of labor is the fundamental basis for allocating distribution tasks, can the channel manager make decisions about using intermediaries and facilitating agencies solely on that basis? Explain why or why not.
Chapter14: Marketing Channels And Supply Chain Management
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Even though specialization and division of labor is the fundamental basis for allocating distribution tasks, can the channel manager make decisions about using intermediaries and facilitating agencies solely on that basis? Explain why or why not.
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