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dolphi86 [110]
3 years ago
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Carl represents a marketing channel intermediary company and gets paid a commission for finding business buyers and linking them

up with the manufacturers, negotiating, and facilitating the transactions. His company does not assume the title of the goods as a result of the transactions. Carl represents a company that is best described as a wholesaler.
Business
1 answer:
Volgvan3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

False

Explanation:

If Carl represents a marketing channel intermediary company and gets paid a commission for finding business buyers and linking them up with the manufacturers, negotiating, and facilitating the transactions and His company does not assume the title of the goods as a result of the transactions; Carl represents a company that is best described as Agents and Brokers.

<u>Agents and Brokers are middlemen called channel intermediaries who act as 'go between' to bring buyers and sellers together.</u>

<u>A broker represents the buyer while Agents represents the seller companies. Hence in the case of Carl, he is more aligned to being an Agent of the manufacturing companies</u>

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