Convenience goods such as candy, gum, and cigarettes are normally distributed using ____ distribution.
A) exclusive
B) intensive
C) patterned
D) intentional
E) selective

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Intensive distribution is a strategy used for convenience goods where the product is available in as many outlets as possible to ensure maximum availability and accessibility. Therefore, convenience goods such as candy, gum, and cigarettes are normally distributed using intensive distribution. The other options (exclusive, selective, patterned, and intentional) do not fit the distribution strategy for convenience goods.

Convenience Goods Such as Candy, Gum, and Cigarettes Are Normally