Which of the following is a bonus paid by a manufacturer to a salesperson for selling its product?

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A bonus paid by a manufacturer to a salesperson for selling its product is generally referred to as push money, also known as spiffs or SPIFs. Push money is an incentive for the salespeople to push the manufacturer's products over the competition. A rebate is typically a discount or refund on a purchase, a merchandising allowance is a payment made by a manufacturer to a retailer specifically for in-store display of the manufacturer's products, and a premium is a gift or item given to a customer for making a purchase. Cross-promotion involves two or more companies promoting their products together.

Which of the Following Is a Bonus Paid by a Manufacturer