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Business, 15.04.2021 20:40, staz13wiggins
When I order a book from Amazon, an online marketplace, I receive an order confirmation that tells me when my package will leave the Amazon warehouse, the name of the shipper, and a link to the shipper's website that allows me to track the progress of my package from the warehouse to my home. This way I know exactly when to expect my package. This is an example of the use of to smooth the flow of goods and services through the channel of distribution.
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