The Wal-Mart revolution : how big-box stores benefit consumers, workers, and the economy /

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Main Authors: Vedder, Richard K. (Author), Cox, Wendell (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. : AEI Press, [2006]
Series:American Enterprise Institute library.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction Wal-Mart and the big-box discount store revolution
  • Part I Why Wal-Mart matters
  • 1. The importance of retail innovations
  • 2. Wal-Mart and its critics
  • Part II The War-Mart revolution
  • 3. A history of retail innovation in America before Wal-Mart
  • 4. The Wal-Mart story
  • 5. Imitators and innovators
  • Part III Wal-Mart : Good or Bad?
  • 6. Employment and wage effects of discount stores
  • 7. Competition and communities
  • 8. Wal-Mart and the poor
  • 9. The discount revolution in broader economic context
  • Part IV The future of Wal-Mart
  • 10. Wal-Mart and the world
  • 11. Critiquing the critics
  • 12. What should we do about Wal-Mart?