When developing a distribution strategy,which of the following should marketers avoid if they want to avoid the possibility of violating the Competition Act?

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Exclusive dealing, also known as tying arrangements, are agreements in which a supplier requires a distributor to carry only its products and not those of competitors. This has the potential to limit competition in the market and is a violation of the Competition Act. Therefore, marketers should avoid implementing exclusive dealing in their distribution strategy if they want to avoid violating the act. Vertical conflict, proper target marketing, and implementing a VMS are not necessarily violations of the Competition Act and can be used in a distribution strategy.

When Developing a Distribution Strategy,which of the Following Should Marketers