Introducing intermediaries into a distribution chain increases the number of direct channel transactions between a manufacturer and its customers.

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Introducing intermediaries into a distribution chain creates indirect channels of transactions where the manufacturer passes on the products to intermediaries who then distribute the products to the end customers. This increases the number of indirect channel transactions rather than direct transactions between a manufacturer and its customers.

Introducing Intermediaries into a Distribution Chain Increases the Number of Direct