This is called private branding (or private labeling)
For better understanding, we have to understand what the term private branding (or private labeling) means
- Private branding (or private labeling) is simply known as when a company produces a particular product and thereafter sells the product to a retailer who later on resells it after registering or branding it under its own name.
- An example is when Povlix watch maker make watches for Pinnacle to sell as its Nacles watch.
- A brand is often regarded as the name,design etc that set apart an organization or product from other companies (mostly its rivals) in the eyes of the customer.
From the above, we can therefore say that the answer that this is called private branding (or private labeling) is correct
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building society --- is owned by its members and provides banking servic
trust company --- acts as a fiduciary and handles custodial asset arrangements
asset management firm --- invests people's funds in financial assets
stock brokerage firm --- trades securities and makes money from commissions
I believe it’s Involuntary Turnover. There’s a Quizlet that uses this exact same scenario that defines it as Involuntary Turnover