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An increase income that causes a fall in demand
Decrease of prices and wages because of reduction in the amount of money available
In crease in prices over time because of increase in volume of money and credit
North America Industry Classification System
The purchasing of one company by another
A parent company selling one of its businesses to another company
Two or more companies pooling resources in order to be one larger company
For retailers to offer the same goods as their competition
New chains launched by retailer for the purpose of fililing a market need or reaching a new target market
A dscount store that operates on much lower markups and gross margins than other discount retailers
Stores that are 150,000+ sq foot, 70% which is devoted to general merchandise and 30% food product
Probing a database for pertinent information that can be used to target future offers to customers
A company or individual that acts as a middleman between list buyers and sellers
The period of time between a person's receipt and catalogue or advertisement and actual sale
Internal computer communication systems within a business or institution
Secured computer links between business partners such as retailers and suppliers
The loss of sales from one retail sector to another caused by the introduction of competing products or services
Explains the way retail organizations expand and cpntract in response to changes in the market
Staging promotions that benefit charitable organizations or communities and build public relations for the sponsoring retailer
Taking advantage of consumers by marking up prices on retail products to an unreasonably high level
Integrated supply chain distribution systems that allow rapid replenishment of merchandise
Combining two or more companies for the purpose of achieving greater dominace in the marketplace
Classification of people on the basis of their lifestyles, activiteis, interests and opinions
A British term for a line of people
Emotionally based and concered with serving the ego
Anxiety that occurs when people have mixed feelings or beliefs
Reduction in value of stock due to employee theft, shoplifting and human error
Restriction set by a government on the importation of goods

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