The Economics of Retailing
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Scribner's Magazine, 21:4. The Department Store in the East Arena, 22:321. Richardson, A. S. The Modern Woman's Paradise. Woman's Home Companion, Sept. , 1911.
Big vs. Little Store. Printers' Ink, April 25, 1912. Private Department Store Brands vs. Nationally Advertised Brands.
Printers' Ink, Oct. 31, 1912.
CHAPTER XIII CHAIN-STORE SYSTEMS A chain-store system, as the term implies, is an organiza- tion composed of a number of retail stores operating under one management. There are many such org...anizations which have existed for a long time, but during the last thirty years there has been a marked development both in size and number of such concerns. The chain-store system of today is a typically modern factor in the distribution of goods. 1 Kurd and Zimmerman in Printers' Ink, September to December, 1914, estimated that there were more than 2, 000 chain-store systems in the United States, and that in these chains there were in excess of 25, 000 stores. Boyd's City Dispatch offers to supply lists of chain stores aggregating 10, 000 systems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scribner's Magazine, 21:4. The Department Store in the East Arena, 22:321. Richardson, A. S. The Modern Woman's Paradise. Woman's Home Companion, Sept. , 1911.
Big vs. Little Store. Printers' Ink, April 25, 1912. Private Department Store Brands vs. Nationally Advertised Brands.
Printers' Ink, Oct. 31, 1912.
CHAPTER XIII CHAIN-STORE SYSTEMS A chain-store system, as the term implies, is an organiza- tion composed of a number of retail stores operating under one management. There are many such org...anizations which have existed for a long time, but during the last thirty years there has been a marked development both in size and number of such concerns. The chain-store system of today is a typically modern factor in the distribution of goods. 1 Kurd and Zimmerman in Printers' Ink, September to December, 1914, estimated that there were more than 2, 000 chain-store systems in the United States, and that in these chains there were in excess of 25, 000 stores. Boyd's City Dispatch offers to supply lists of chain stores aggregating 10, 000 systems.
What to read after The Economics of Retailing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul H Paul Henry Nystrom to read onlineMoreLess
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