exclusivity, when something desirable is limited in availability, quick-response logistics, a strategy for reducing order lead times, increasing frequency of delivery and reducing average order size, economies of scale, financial advantage gained from producing in large quantities and therefore selling more cheaply, contractors, organisations working under contract to produce goods, labour-intensive, needing a lot of workers to do the work, garment, an item of clothing, price tags, labels on products which say how much they cost, air freight, transport goods by air, stock allocations, process of sharing stock, e.g. among a group of store

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