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    One Argument Against Rotating Buyers Too Frequently Between Product Lines
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One Argument Against Rotating Buyers Too Frequently Between Product Lines

Question 35

Question 35

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One argument against rotating buyers too frequently between product lines or types of purchases is that a buyer may lose the expertise built up over the years.

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