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Innovation in American retailing, 1919-39: improving inventory management

Ronald Savitt
Pages 307-320 | Published online: 15 Apr 2011

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Mikko Valorinta, Henri Schildt & Juha-Antti Lamberg. (2011) Path Dependence of Power Relations, Path-Breaking Change and Technological Adaptation. Industry and Innovation 18:8, pages 765-790.
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Steve Wood. (2011) Organisational rigidities and marketing theory: examining the US department store c.1910–1965. The Service Industries Journal 31:5, pages 747-770.
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JeanneL. Munger. (2003) Retail Changes and Their Effects on Business-to-Business Markets. Journal of Business-to-Business Marketing 10:2, pages 79-100.
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Peter Scott & James T. Walker. (2017) “The Only Way Is Up”: Overoptimism and the Demise of the American Five-and-Dime Store, 1914–1941. Business History Review 91:1, pages 71-103.
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Dale Miller & Bill Merrilees. (2016) Department store innovation: David Jones Ltd., Australia, 1876-1915. Journal of Historical Research in Marketing 8:3, pages 396-415.
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Dale Miller. (2014) Brand-building and the elements of success: discoveries using historical analyses. Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal 17:2, pages 92-111.
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PETER SCOTT & JAMES WALKER. (2012) The British ‘failure’ that never was? The Anglo-American ‘productivity gap’ in large-scale interwar retailing-evidence from the department store sector1. The Economic History Review 65:1, pages 277-303.
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Dale Miller. (2011) Building customer confidence in the automobile age: Canadian Tire 1928‐1939. Journal of Historical Research in Marketing 3:3, pages 302-328.
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Andrew Alexander. (2010) Past, present and future directions in the study of the history of retailing. Journal of Historical Research in Marketing 2:3, pages 356-362.
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Homer H. Johnson & Sung Min Kim. (2009) When strategy pales: Lessons from the department store industry. Business Horizons 52:6, pages 583-593.
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Ronald Savitt. (2009) Teaching and studying marketing history: a personal journey. Journal of Historical Research in Marketing 1:2, pages 189-199.
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Andrew Alexander, Gareth Shaw & Louise Curth. (2016) Promoting Retail Innovation: Knowledge Flows during the Emergence of Self-Service and Supermarket Retailing in Britain. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 37:5, pages 805-821.
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James R. Brown, Rajiv P. Dant, Charles A. Ingene & Patrick J. Kaufmann. (2005) Supply chain management and the evolution of the ?Big Middle?. Journal of Retailing 81:2, pages 97-105.
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