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What is the primary reason why retailers tend to locate high-draw items around the periphery of the store?
◦ There will be less congestion of customers than there would be in the middle.
◦ This arrangement will help to maximize customer exposure to other items in the store.
◦ More shelf space for those popular items is available around the periphery.
◦ This arrangement allows customers to travel through the store as quickly as possible.
◦ It is easier to put large advertisement signs on the outside walls right next to the items.
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