Disintermediation Refers to Channel Conflict That Arises When

Multiple Choice

Disintermediation refers to channel conflict that arises when

A) a channel member severs relationships with other channel members to work for or with a competing manufacturer.
B) channel conflicts are resolved by a third party.
C) a channel member bypasses another member and sells or buys product directly.
D) channel conflicts are resolved through a binding arbitration from a panel of representatives from all channel members involved.
E) the entire distribution chain is eliminated, such as when a company sets up its own wholesaler and retailer network.