Matchmakers between manufacturers and sellers are called:
A)Agents
B)Factors
C)Brokers
D)Merchants
E)None of the Above

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Brokers are intermediaries who match manufacturers with potential buyers or sellers. They do not own the products they sell but earn a commission for facilitating the transaction. Agents typically act on behalf of the manufacturer, while factors provide financial services such as factoring or financing. Merchants are typically retailers who sell goods directly to consumers.

Matchmakers Between Manufacturers and Sellers Are Called