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20 Cards in this Set
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Anchor stores
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Well-established major retail stores that provide stability and security for shopping centers or malls.
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Business image
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The perception or beliefs that people have about a business
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Business layout
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A floor plan or map that shows how a business intends to use the space in the site to conduct business.
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Convenience goods
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Inexpensive products that are purchased regularly and require little time and effort for purchase decisions.
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Central shopping district
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Downtown area of a town or city or the commercial center.
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Community shopping center
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Shopping center with one or two anchor stores and 10 or more smaller stores designed to serve residents from many neighborhoods
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Downtown area
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Central shopping district of a town or city or the commercial center.
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Enclosed layout
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Organizes types of merchandise into separate areas divided by walls to create individual shopping environments.
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Home-based
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Operated from a private home usually to cut back on expenses.
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Industrial park
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Business properties developed on less expensive sections of land away from housing developments and downtown areas.
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Mall
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An enclosed, climate controlled shopping area
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Neighborhood shopping center
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Caters to the convenience needs of residents of a certain neighborhood by including a supermarket or drug store as anchor tenants.
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Landscaped/free-flow layout
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A flexible layout using a combination of the open and enclosed layouts with creative displays to improve customer and sales staff interaction.
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Open layout
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A layout plan that consists of completely open sales space bounded by outside walls.
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Regional shopping center or mall
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An enclosed shopping center or mall that combines three or four anchor stores with 40 other stores designed to serve customers from several towns or cities in the region.
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Right-angle grid
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A highly structured layout design that produces a pattern of crossing aisles.
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Shopping goods
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Items purchased after comparing prices and features.
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Specialty goods
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Products that are sought by a consumer who desires a specific brand or product.
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Stand alone/Free standing
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A business location just outside of shopping centers and away from other businesses.
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Super regional shopping center or mall
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An extremely large shopping center or mall that exceeds 750,000 square feet and combines many anchor stores and hundreds of smaller stores.
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