A shoe manufacturer pays a good amount to a department store to allow it to display its shoes in the store's window where they are most likely to attract the attention of customers.The money paid to the department store is an example of:

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An allowance is a reduction in price given by a manufacturer to a retailer in exchange for some type of promotional activity, such as displaying the manufacturer's product prominently.

A Shoe Manufacturer Pays a Good Amount to a Department