Competition and Price Making in Food Retailing: The Anatomy of Supermarket OperationsRonald Press Company, 1962 - 333 pages |
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... selling the item advertised ( i.e. , prohibiting the selling of a different item than that advertised ) or of not selling at the advertised price ( i.e. , prohibiting selling the same item as that advertised at a higher price ) . See ...
... selling the item advertised ( i.e. , prohibiting the selling of a different item than that advertised ) or of not selling at the advertised price ( i.e. , prohibiting selling the same item as that advertised at a higher price ) . See ...
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... selling , a few of the " unfair - practice " acts have anti- loss - leader provisions which purport to outlaw the use of " loss leaders " which are designed to ( a ) induce purchase of other mer- chandise , or ( b ) tend to mislead or ...
... selling , a few of the " unfair - practice " acts have anti- loss - leader provisions which purport to outlaw the use of " loss leaders " which are designed to ( a ) induce purchase of other mer- chandise , or ( b ) tend to mislead or ...
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... selling the same article or product , in the same locality or trade area and in the ordinary channels of trade . ( e ) In an endeavor made in good faith by a manufacturer , selling an article or product of his own manufacture , in a ...
... selling the same article or product , in the same locality or trade area and in the ordinary channels of trade . ( e ) In an endeavor made in good faith by a manufacturer , selling an article or product of his own manufacture , in a ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE 1 Supply of and Demand for Food | 3 |
The Nature of Business Competition | 43 |
I | 68 |
Copyright | |
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