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PLS HELP THIS HW IS DUE SOON!! MATCH THE channels of distribution that best represent its product type or industry.
Artisans
-Manufacturer, Producer, or Service Provider
-Broker
-Wholesaler
-Retailer
-Consumer
Automobiles
-Manufacturer, Producer, or Service Provider
-Broker
-Wholesaler
-Retailer
-Consumer
Consumer Goods
-Manufacturer, Producer, or Service Provider
-Broker
-Wholesaler
-Retailer
-Consumer
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