A distribution allowance is a price reduction offered by a manufacturer to a distributor, retail chain, or wholesaler to cover the cost of distributing the merchandise, often used during new product introductions.
Reduced rates refer to prices that are lower than the standard or basic rate, frequently used as an incentive to attract new customers or through special allowances and discounts.
A retail display allowance entails a reduction in the amount due from a retailer to a manufacturer in exchange for granting more prominent display space to the manufacturer's products in the retailer's store or on shelf.
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