A jewelry maker's suppliers of gold, platinum, and silver; the warehouses that store its finished goods; and the trucks that deliver the product to retailers are all part of a
A. public warehouse network.
B. distribution point.
C. modal transportation hub.
D. private warehouse system.
E. supply chain.
Answer: E
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