Money paid by a vendor to a retailer for specific locations or shelf placement in a store are called _____.
A) bribes
B) slotting allowances
C) placement fees
D) extortion
E) insurance

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The money paid by a vendor to a retailer for specific locations or shelf placement in a store is called a slotting allowance. This payment is meant to secure favorable and prominent product placement which can increase visibility and sales. Slotting allowances are legal forms of payment, but they do raise concerns about fair competition and manipulation of markets.

Money Paid by a Vendor to a Retailer for Specific