SMEs often account for a large number of firms in distribution services, which at the same time provide employment opportunities for people with a low level of skills, as well as for women.

Developing countries seek access to global distribution channels for their goods and services as a means for their effective integration into the global economy.

Retailers are distributors selling to end consumers.

Liberalization of trade in the distribution market leads to the distribution sector assuming key roles in marketing, designing and branding, and power shifts away from manufacturers.

Most domestic distributors of branded products, such as cars, clothing and cosmetics, are commission agents of foreign distributors or manufacturers.

Audiovisual services Certain business practices of distributors of audiovisual services give rise to concern about possible anti competitive behaviour, especially due to the vertical linkages between producers and distributors.

Their combined impact minimizes the positive spillover and multiplier effects inherent in tourism and undermines the financial capacity of developing countries and their ability to earmark necessary resources to maintain and upgrade basic infrastructure and quality standards in order to adapt in an adequate way to competitive conditions and international demand.

The SPOT system offers a complete operational service reception, processing and commercial distribution of data.

The distribution chain has become shorter, and a direct relationship between producers and retailers has emerged, driven by enabling technologies and the desire to lower transaction costs.

They have also voiced particular concern in relation to distribution of agricultural products, including the prohibition on the establishment of commercial presence by intermediaries or distributors of agricultural products and improved commitments with regard to the presence of natural persons.

Also, it was considered important that companies should understand the markets into which they wished to sell, and move away from transaction marketing to relationship marketing in other words, towards the creation of longer term commercial relations.

The above descriptions are somewhat simplified in practice, elements of every type of distribution service may be combined in a business relationship.

In general, logistics and distributions systems (not technology) are crucial to internationalization.

The GATS covers distribution services, defining them primarily as distribution of goods.

Examples of that interaction included spin off products that had been marketed under various trade names.

The main market players related to distribution are consumers, retailers, wholesalers and other intermediaries, as well as suppliers of goods and other services.

Distribution services perform an intermediation role, and are closely articulated with other services such as transport, packaging, warehousing, financial services and commercial real estate development.

Some distributors have chosen to adopt labour and environmental standards for their suppliers.

With regard to food distribution more specifically, the industry is composed of many agents, including supermarkets, quick service restaurants and specialty retailers.

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The interface of GDS and the Internet has made it possible for small operators to circumvent intermediation and to trade directly with other operators at lower cost.

Distribution services can be classified according to their position in the distribution chain, their business format, and also the products they supply.

I think the key idea is that language is a way of negotiating relationships, and human relationships fall into a number of types.

Some distribution markets have developed along vertical division lines, with specialized retailers and wholesalers around each product, for example in the brand name or automobile markets.

The distribution sector includes commission agents, wholesalers and retailers who act as enablers of trade.

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The distribution of tourism information and products over the Internet is the main area where technological innovation has had the most profound impact on tourism enterprises (producers and distributors).

DMSs enable all stakeholders to interact, in particular consumers and tourism providers and distributors.

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The growth of international trade in goods is directly linked with the growing importance of distribution networks and channels, where the value added in the distribution stages can greatly exceed the value added in the production stage for example, the value created in distribution accounts for 70 per cent of total value for textile products and over 75 per cent for food products.

The liberalization of the distribution sector in China has implied benefits for example, the development of different distribution formats, including specialty stores, the enhancement of local marketing and managerial capacity, and the possibility for domestic manufacturers to enter the international supply chain of foreign retailers (95 per cent of the products distributed by foreign retailers in China are locally sourced and foreign retailers export Chinese products abroad).

Distribution systems have reduced the market share of traditional travel agents, although high street travel agents still dominate the market in terms of distribution.

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The most important GDS are SABRE, GALILEO, AMADEUS and WORLDSPAN.

Partnering with the commercial sector is virtually nonexistent.

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