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abern

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What is an exclusive distribution agreement? Why do firms enter into exclusive distribution agreements with other firms?
 
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A(n) ________ statement describes why a company exists and what it aspires to become.
 
  A) tactical
  B) values
  C) mission
  D) operations
  E) strategic



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Exclusive distribution agreements give a retailer or other intermediary the exclusive rights to sell a company's products. The advantage to giving out an exclusive distribution agreement is to motivate a retailer or other intermediary to make a concerted effort to sell a firm's products without having to worry about direct competition. For example, if Nokia granted AT&T the exclusive rights to sell a new type of cell phone, AT&T would be more motivated to advertise and push the phone than if many or all cell phone companies had access to the same phone.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 6, 2018
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