Channel strategy may be of more importance than the other strategic variables of the marketing mix and is also important to:

In using its product line to secure new channel members, it is most important for the manufacturer to stress:

The selection of channel members:

Which of the following is not a condition that argues for placing strategic emphasis on distribution in the marketing mix?

Which of the following does not engage in channel design?

For the channel manager, the external environments can be ranked, from most important to least important, as:

In the development of channel strategy, the channel manager is faced with:

The technology and scale economies that enable producers and manufacturers to operate at a low average cost for production are:

Manufacturers’ agents are often referred to as:

The concept of specialization and division of labor: