A channel in which newcomers cannot easily convince any channel member to participate despite both market and economic reasons suggesting otherwise is called a ____ channel.
A)closed
B)locked-up
C)saturated
D)high density

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A "locked-up" channel refers to a situation where existing relationships or agreements prevent newcomers from entering or convincing members to participate, despite favorable market or economic conditions.

A Channel in Which Newcomers Cannot Easily Convince Any Channel