Any intermediary with legal authority to act on behalf of the manufacturer is referred to as a __________.

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An agent is given legal authority to act on behalf of a manufacturer, whereas the other options may not necessarily have this authority. Dealers and retailers may sell the manufacturer's products, but they are not always given the authority to act on the manufacturer's behalf. Wholesalers and distributors are typically involved in the distribution process but do not necessarily have legal authority to act on the manufacturer's behalf.

Any Intermediary with Legal Authority to Act on Behalf of the Manufacturer