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Countervailing Power and Chain Stores
Review of Industrial Organization, 2011The countervailing power of large buyers subdues the market power of sellers, but price concessions won by large buyers in upstream markets may or may not translate into lower prices downstream as Galbraith (American capitalism: The concept of countervailing power. Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1952, Am Econ Rev 44:1–6, 1954) once contended.
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Journal of Marketing, 1944
FOR THE purpose of this paper, I am going to use the hypothesis developed so effectively by S. Morris Livingston, of the Department of Commerce, in his "Markets After the War," and I am going to start literally where he finished. For on the very last page of his elaborate postwar study he points out that as business has already demonstrated its ability
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FOR THE purpose of this paper, I am going to use the hypothesis developed so effectively by S. Morris Livingston, of the Department of Commerce, in his "Markets After the War," and I am going to start literally where he finished. For on the very last page of his elaborate postwar study he points out that as business has already demonstrated its ability
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Digitalization and Strategic Transformation of Retail Chain Stores: Trends, Impacts, Prospects
Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity, 2021Yury Malenkov
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Treating Consumption: How the Social Costs of Chain Stores Affect Consumers
Journal of Economic Issues, 2021Carlo Dellora
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Multi-level decision making for chain stores including GPOs (group purchasing organizations)
Computers and Operations Research, 2021Mir Saman Pishvaee +2 more
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