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How do merchants use databases?
 
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Do you see any parallels in fashion and the fashion industry of the early 1900s and today?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Learn about customers, find new customers or markets, establish target markets, create new products and advertising, and stay focused on target customer.

Answer to Question 2

Growth of clothes for leisure activities, corsets then/spandex now, immigrants in the garment industry, recreational retailing, mail order popular, etc.



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