Employment Characteristics of Superstore Retailing

Leigh Sparks

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Consumer Retail Behavior Studies Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Consumer Market Behavior and Pricing

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Retail superstores in Great Britain have been the subject of much research and discussion. This article examines a neglected facet of superstores, namely employment, and considers some characteristics of superstore employment and their relationship to the size of superstore development. On the basis of the regression analyses undertaken, a predictive model of superstore employment and the scale of store is presented.

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