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Rack Jobber
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Rack Jobber
A wholesale company that allows a retailer to display its products on racks in a store. The rack jobber maintains ownership of the products until they are sold to customers. The retailer and the rack jobber then share the profits from these sales. A rack jobber reduces the risk to retailers that they will purchase merchandise no one will buy.
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