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OSWALD

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_____ is a negotiation tactic that involves one party, often the seller, offering an unusually low price to receive a buyer's business.
 a. Low ball
 b. High ball
 c. Boulwarism
 d. Caucus
 e. Trial balloon

Question 2

The most sophisticated approach to providing channel member support is the:
 a. Cooperative approach.
  b. Partnership approach.
  c. strategic alliance approach.
  d. distributor advisory council approach.
  e. distribution programming approach.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

E



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