The reimbursement a retailer gives for extra in-store support or special featuring of a brand is referred to as a(n)__________.

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The reimbursement a retailer gives for extra in-store support or special featuring of a brand is referred to as a merchandise allowance. Organizational allowance is a payment made by manufacturers to retailers to help offset the costs of advertising the manufacturer's products in the store's advertising vehicles. Case allowance is a discount given to retailers based on the volume of product ordered. Finance allowance refers to the financing provided by manufacturers to cover the retailer's carrying cost of inventory. Manufacturer's inducement refers to any incentive given by the manufacturer to the retailer to promote the manufacturer's product.

The Reimbursement a Retailer Gives for Extra In-Store Support or Special