How Stuff Gets to You: Supply Chains and Channel Systems
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- Points 5
- Questions 5
- Time Limit None
- Allowed Attempts 3
Instructions
Unit 4 How Stuff Gets to You: Supply Chains and Channel Systems
Main Takeaway
Every product—from your favorite sneakers to the snacks you eat—relies on a complex system of companies working together. This is called the supply chain. Marketing channels are a key part of this system, helping products get from factories to your hands efficiently while adding value along the way.
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