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Retail Therapy : Why the Retail Industry Is Broken : and What Can Be Done to Fix It by Mark Pilkington is a business book available to read on EtoBox.

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An insightful review of the collapse of the traditional retail sector in the West, and a roadmap for its potential recovery. Almost weekly, the news is full of stories about disappearing retail chains. From House of Fraser and BHS to Toys'R'Us and Sears, recognised names are vanishing overnight – as such large organizations disappear, so the malls, shopping centres, high streets and main streets become emptier and less appealing to visit. The retail sector is hugely important in terms of job numbers: in the US, it employs around 30 million people (directly and indirectly); in the UK, around 10 million. As such, anything that jeopardises the retail sector will have a deep and lasting impact on millions of lives, as well as on public policy. While many blame the 'Amazon effect', this is an oversimplification. Deeper forces are at work that are changing people's relationships with brands, the balance of power between producers and consumers, and the whole nature of the supply chain that has existed since the industrial revolution. Retail Therapy offers a comprehensive analysis of these forces and their impact on the world of retailing. More importantly, it presents a cogent analysis

Who reads Retail Therapy : Why the Retail Industry Is Broken : and What Can Be Done to Fix It?

It is typically read by working professionals who need an authoritative practice reference.

Common subject areas: medicine, law, business, engineering.

Author
Mark Pilkington
Publisher
Bloomsbury Business
Published
2018
Language
EN
ISBN
9781472965134
Category
business
Subjects
Business, Management, Industries
Rating
4.4 / 5 (47 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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