The idea that new types of retailers begin as low-status, low-margin, low-price operators and then-if successful-evolve into more conventional retailers offering more services is called the
A. scrambled merchandising concept.
B. wheel of retailing theory.
C. pyramid concept.
D. superstore concept.
E. mass-merchandising concept.
Answer: B
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