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merchandise
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merchandise
commercial goods; commodities


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One of the most significant advantages enjoyed by the large discounters and big box merchandisers are their economies of scale By buying an enormous volume of commodity products from their vendors, they can drive prices downward on those items One of the most significant advantages enjoyed by the large discounters and big box merchandisers are their economies of scale.
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When they launch a new product, they hire crews of merchandisers to pass out samples and coupons during peak grocery shopping times.
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