A firm is said to be _____ if it does not offer features that are unique enough to convince customers to buy its offerings and its prices are too high to effectively compete on based on price.
A) paste-up
B) runner
C) rack jobber
D) stuck in the middle
E) preretailing

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A firm is "stuck in the middle" when it fails to offer unique features or competitive pricing, making it unable to effectively attract customers or compete in the market.

A Firm Is Said to Be _____ If It Does