"Special sales orders," as this term is used in Chapter 11:
A) Generally arise from special marketing campaigns on the part of the seller.
B) Typically come directly from the customer rather than through normal sales or distribution channels.
C) Commonly represent a large part of a firm's overall business.
D) Are usually not profitable to a firm in the short run.
E) Do not involve long-term (that is, "normal") pricing considerations.

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"Special sales orders" are orders that come directly from the customer rather than through normal sales or distribution channels. They may involve non-standard terms or specifications and may require customized production or delivery arrangements.

"Special Sales Orders," as This Term Is Used in Chapter