Has the manufacturer/retailer balance of power moved so far in favour of the retailer, that it is now operating at a disadvantage to the retailers themselves?

Has the manufacturer/retailer balance of power moved so far in favour of the retailer, that it is now operating at a disadvantage to the retailers themselves?

by C. N. Walker

1998

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