After years of phenomenal growth, Taco Bell is branching out from traditional single-purpose stores.

Its uses kiosks, movable carts in malls and at the gas station, products on supermarket shelves, and even

in-school lunch programs. In only a few years, it has more than quintupled its points of access. It aims to

have 200,000 outlets; most of which will be nontraditional. What type of distribution does Taco Bell

appear to be moving toward to get its products to market?

a. intensive

b. selective

c. market-focused

d. exclusive