The three basic types of contractual systems are:
A. retailer-sponsored cooperatives, wholesaler-sponsored voluntary chains, and franchises.
B. wholesaler-sponsored voluntary chains, non-binding cooperatives, and franchises.
C. dual ownership agreements, industry consortiums, and non-binding cooperatives.
D. dual ownership agreements, industry consortiums, and multi-national cartels.
E. non-binding, binding, and in perpetuity.
Answer: A
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