A retailer might expect a stocking allowance
A. to offset the handling costs for a new product.
B. for paying the supplier's invoice before the product is delivered.
C. to pass along to retail salesclerks who aggressively sell the product.
D. if the manufacturer can't fill an order by the promised delivery date.
E. None of these answers is correct.
Answer: A
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