If a product destroyed or damaged in transit is intended to be placed into general replacement inventory, then the retailer would likely receive ____.
A) nothing but an apology from the carrier
B) the wholesale price, plus 20%
C) the retail price, minus 20%
D) the wholesale price, plus freight if previously paid

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The retailer would likely receive the wholesale price, plus freight if previously paid, as compensation for the damaged or destroyed product intended for general replacement inventory. This covers the cost of the product and any shipping expenses incurred.

If a Product Destroyed or Damaged in Transit Is Intended