Competition and Price Making in Food Retailing: The Anatomy of Supermarket OperationsRonald Press Company, 1962 - 333 pages |
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... attracts customers who willingly pay premium prices for top - quality products and full service ) .45 It is an ... attract customers to the store who will buy other nonspecial items . The result is that this type of classification ...
... attracts customers who willingly pay premium prices for top - quality products and full service ) .45 It is an ... attract customers to the store who will buy other nonspecial items . The result is that this type of classification ...
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... attract patrons . One successful operation on the outskirts of a medium - size Midwest community attracts large crowds of shoppers by an almost continual schedule of programs geared to family participation . These include roasting ears ...
... attract patrons . One successful operation on the outskirts of a medium - size Midwest community attracts large crowds of shoppers by an almost continual schedule of programs geared to family participation . These include roasting ears ...
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... attract shoppers to the adver- tiser's institution . It is interesting that there are some items which may be con ... attracted buys other normally priced items , the more " leaders " sold the merrier ! However , it may be that price ...
... attract shoppers to the adver- tiser's institution . It is interesting that there are some items which may be con ... attracted buys other normally priced items , the more " leaders " sold the merrier ! However , it may be that price ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 28 |
Supply of and Demand for Food | 29 |
The Nature of Business Competition | 59 |
Copyright | |
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