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Chapter 12, Problem 7QA
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To define: The differences between merchandise assortments for convenience store, box store, supermarkets, etc.
Introduction: Merchandise assortments means selecting the good merchandizing technique among different types of merchandiser. This merchandising assortment has created different level of retail store business with the concept of selling the specified product.
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