Competition and Price Making in Food Retailing: The Anatomy of Supermarket OperationsRonald Press Company, 1962 - 333 pages |
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Page 125
... offered , and so even when the goods offered under two different brands are precisely comparable , which is rare , the size of containers may differ materially . Thus baked and barbecued beans in the southern California market come in ...
... offered , and so even when the goods offered under two different brands are precisely comparable , which is rare , the size of containers may differ materially . Thus baked and barbecued beans in the southern California market come in ...
Page 133
... offered at a lower percentage margin than that ap- plied to the smaller sizes , 55 ( b ) two or more units of an item of a certain size may be offered in combination at a price somewhat below the single - unit price ( e.g. , canned milk ) ...
... offered at a lower percentage margin than that ap- plied to the smaller sizes , 55 ( b ) two or more units of an item of a certain size may be offered in combination at a price somewhat below the single - unit price ( e.g. , canned milk ) ...
Page 164
... offered at a lower price than are comparable products offered under national brands.29 One reason for this , generally , is that the cost of the goods purchased for private labeling is consider- ably lower than that of comparable ...
... offered at a lower price than are comparable products offered under national brands.29 One reason for this , generally , is that the cost of the goods purchased for private labeling is consider- ably lower than that of comparable ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 28 |
Supply of and Demand for Food | 29 |
The Nature of Business Competition | 59 |
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