The payments supermarkets receive in the form of money or free goods in exchange for shelf space to display and stock products of producers are called:

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The payments supermarkets receive in exchange for shelf space to display and stock products are called slotting allowances. This is a common practice in the retail industry and is intended to offset the costs associated with stocking and promoting new products. Bribes are illegal payments made to influence a decision, exclusive dealing fees are payments made to ensure that a supplier's products are only sold by a particular retailer, and tying arrangements involve bundling products together in a way that restricts consumer choice.

The Payments Supermarkets Receive in the Form of Money or Free