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- Working Paper No. 70, Industrialization, Retail Activities, and the . . .
Abstract: This inquiry seeks to establish that the department store can be viewed as a novel institution that emerged to facilitate an economic relationship between a burgeoning American industrial sector and a new generation of working-class consumers with rising incomes and changing needs
- The Transformation of Shopping: Department Stores, Social Change . . . - AM
Stores and shopping habits in industrialised society rapidly adapted to the transformation of consumer needs, social expectations, and technological advancements
- The Department Store - Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History
The last three decades of the 20th century witnessed a wave of department store closures, mergers, and acquisitions because of changing consumer behaviors, shifts in the retail landscape, and evolving market dynamics
- The Changing Landscape of Department Stores and American . . . - Lexology
Several factors drove the shift: historical trends, economic forces, suburban sprawl, technological disruption, the evolution of e-commerce, and changing consumer behaviors
- The Department Store - Encyclopedia. com
The new department stores grew as large as they did ultimately because they managed to sell not just luxury goods to the upper classes, but mass-produced goods to the masses
- Department Stores and the Dream of Modern Consumption
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a new kind of building began to dominate the urban imagination: the department store These vast emporia were not merely places to buy goods They were theatrical stages of desire, social arenas, and symbolic factories of modern identity
- Modern Department Stores Origins – Lets Go Shopping at the Square
With the advent of the Industrial Revolution and the elimination of the American frontier, all of that changed Insightful department store owners distinguished between hardware and software items with most focusing on one or the other
- Shopping - National Museum of American History
Department store owners sought upper- and middle-class customers with money to spend on impulse Working-class people lacked the time to shop as a leisure activity Marshall Field created a bargain basement to cater to less affluent consumers and to sell overstocked goods
- From Main Street to Mall: The Rise and Fall of the American Department . . .
The subsequent rise of discount big-box stores and electronic shopping accelerated the pace at which local department stores were shuttered or absorbed by national chains
- Evolution of the Store - 1800-1899 | Mood Media
Nurtured and shaped by the Industrial Revolution, the department store would soon radically transform the customer experience by granting the consumer a level of independence never before seen in retail
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