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GOALSGOALS
LESSON 1.1RETAIL BUSINESSES
Describe the methods used to categorize retail businesses
Explain the retail life cycle
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Retail
Retail is the sale of goods or services directly to the final customer.
Benefits of Retail Stores include:
1. Individuals able to purchase items they cannot make or generate
2. Manufacturers of products are able to earn a profit
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Retail Establishments
Department store Provides a variety of general merchandise
in a single convenient locationDiscount merchandiser
Displays and sells a variety of products at lower prices than other retailers
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Retail Establishments
Specialty storeSpecializes in a specific type of
merchandiseWarehouse club/superstore
Self-service retailer sells national brands at a low price
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Retail Establishments Wholesale club
Self service retailer offers nationally advertised brand-name goods at wholesale prices
Membership is usually required Factory outlet
Display and sell products they receive from other retails or manufacturers
Catalog Customers place orders by mail, telephone or
internet site
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4 Methods of Categorizing Retailers
1. NAICS categories North American Industry Classification System Every establishment that contributes to the US
economy has an NAICS 6 digit code All retail establishment codes start with 44 or 45
2. Establishments A retail business can be categorized by the
number of establishments the business operates A retail store with more than eleven establishments is
known as a chain store
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4 Methods of Categorizing Retailers
3. Location Malls, freestanding buildings,
Internet
4. Size Stores can be categorized
according to size (# of employees and sales volumes)
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1. Innovation
2. Development
3. Maturity
4. Decline
Retail Life Cycle
DevelopmentDevelopmentDeclineDecline
MaturityMaturity
InnovationInnovation
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The Retail Life Cycle
1. Innovation Anything that is new or unique,
making it different from other retail stores
Must have more than a good idea Many businesses fail during this phase
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The Retail Life Cycle
2. Development Sales and profits increase at a
dramatic rate Business becomes more
complicated
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The Retail Life Cycle
3. Maturity As the business matures sales and
customers begin to decline Competition begins to affect store
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The Retail Life Cycle
4. Decline Store will eventually lose customers
and no longer earn a profit. It becomes time to close the
business