In a supply chain, "downstream" from the company is a set of firms that:
A) Supply the raw material
B) Supply information
C) Provide financing
D) Provide a connection between the firm and its customers

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Downstream in a supply chain refers to the set of firms that are closer to the end customer, such as distributors, retailers, and logistics providers that provide a connection between the firm and its customers. While some downstream firms may supply information or financing, their primary role is facilitating customer access to the company's products or services. Raw material suppliers are typically considered upstream in the supply chain.

In a Supply Chain, "Downstream" from the Company Is a Set