In "traditional channel systems," the channel members: A. consider traditional values-like cooperation and respect-as central to their relationship. B. have franchise contracts. C. usually have a common product-market commitment. D. make little or no effort to cooperate with each other. E. are integrated.

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26 April, 06:38

In "traditional channel systems," the channel members: A. consider traditional values-like cooperation and respect-as central to their relationship. B. have franchise contracts. C. usually have a common product-market commitment. D. make little or no effort to cooperate with each other. E. are integrated.

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Lilliana Rowland · Answer 1

Answer: D. make little or no effort to cooperate with each other.

Explanation: Channels of distribution are any series of firms or individuals who are involved in the flow of products from the producer to the end user or consumer. In "traditional channel systems," the channel members make little or no effort to cooperate with each other. Though traditional channel systems may exhibit little cooperation between channel members, they also buy and sell from each other with the producer setting the objectives for all channel members.