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Economic history: Rooftops and retail

Econ Focus , Volume 11 , Issue Win , Pages 50-53

What’s Driving the Surge in U.S. Corporate Profits?

Nonfinancial industries, primarily retail and wholesale trade and construction, drove a recent rise in U.S. corporate profits as a share of national income.
On the Economy

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What do chain store sales tell us about consumer spending?

Released at both weekly and monthly intervals, chain store indexes provide a timely measure of the sales performance of large retail companies. This article investigates whether the indexes can also play a role in tracking and forecasting consumer spending as a whole. The authors begin by exploring the extent to which developments in chain store sales are representative of retail sales trends overall. They then conduct formal statistical tests of the relationship between chain store data and official measures of total retail sales and personal consumption expenditure. They find that monthly ...
Economic Policy Review , Volume 2 , Issue Oct , Pages 15-35

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Educating managers and employees

Proceedings

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Shopping discount: hip or hype?

The past decade has seen a proliferation of factory outlet stores and centers, many of which are located in the Fifth District. Some are even tourist attractions. But will these outlets continue to succeed in the '90s?
Cross Sections , Volume 13 , Issue Sum , Pages 10-16

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Observations: self-checkout checking in

Improved self-checkout technology means retailers can now offer more choices for customers in how they pay.
Regional Review , Issue Q 4 2003 / Q1 2004 , Pages 1

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Time to shop: the geography of retailing

Regional Review , Issue Sum , Pages 6-13

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Productivity growth and the retail sector

This Economic Letter focuses on productivity growth in one area of the economy: the retail trade industry. Although strong productivity growth is often associated with high-tech industries (such as semiconductor manufacturing), the retail sector has enjoyed above average productivity growth and contributed significantly to the acceleration in productivity at the national level. In addition, the retail trade industry highlights the diverse forces involved in the evolution of productivity growth.
FRBSF Economic Letter

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Point-of-sale payments

Proceedings

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Retail credit survey - 1948

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Jun , Pages 657-661

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