On the recordApril 23, 2012
Oh, OK. All right. Just as an aside question, do you think a Walgreens or a CVS has the right to charge a manufacturer more for an end-aisle display than they do a position on the shelf?
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congress.govOh, OK. All right. Just as an aside question, do you think a Walgreens or a CVS has the right to charge a manufacturer more for an end-aisle display than they do a position on the shelf?
Senator DeMint asks about pricing strategies in retail displays.
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