Vertical contracts that aim to decrease retailer prices typically

a. Benefit the consumer, hurt the manufacturer and the retailer
b. Benefit the manufacturer, hurt the consumer and retailer
c. Benefits the consumers, manufacturers and retailers
d. Hurts all the manufacturers, consumers and retailers


c

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