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Business, 05.11.2019 04:31 ashleymarina

Taylor works for a company that buys snacks such as chips, cookies, and candy in bulk from manufacturers. taylor’s company then repackages them and sells them to vending companies that have vending machines at government institutions. taylor most likely works for a(an) while the vending machine companyis a(an)
a. wholesaler; retailer
b. wholesaler; broker
c. broker; retailer
d. broker; agent
e. agent; retailer

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