The wheel of retailing hypothesis suggests that:
A)retailers tend to provide more limited services to customers as the business ages.
B)new retailers enter the market with low prices, low profit margins and low status but
eventually trade up.
C)as retail firms' profits increase, the service they provide to customers increases but the
cost of doing business decreases.
D)a retail firm must grow to compete with other retail firms on an equal basis.
A)retailers tend to provide more limited services to customers as the business ages.
B)new retailers enter the market with low prices, low profit margins and low status but
eventually trade up.
C)as retail firms' profits increase, the service they provide to customers increases but the
cost of doing business decreases.
D)a retail firm must grow to compete with other retail firms on an equal basis.