The distribution strategy of a firm refers to the means it choses for ____ the product to the consumer. ? transporting ? marketing ? manufacturing ? distributing
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This involves deciding on the mode of transportation (such as trucks, ships, planes, or trains) and the logistics of getting the product from the manufacturer to the retailer or directly to the consumer. Show more…
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