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"The total amount of retail trade in 1929 was approximately $50,033,850,792 in net sales, but the ten percent of chain stores did $10,771,934,034 of this trade - or twenty-one and a half percent of the total! In the miniature department store field, selling articles for nickles, dime, quarters and dollars, earning charts show an average return on capital invested in 1920 of nearly fourteen percent. In 1925, this percentage rose to twenty-five. In 1930, after trade had begun to suffer, earnings still were in excess of of thirteen percent."

     


The Chain Store Problem (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

The Chain Store Problem (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

The Chain Store Problem (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

The Chain Store Problem (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

The Chain Store Problem (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

The Chain Store Problem (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

The Chain Store Problem (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

The Chain Store Problem (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

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