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3 years ago

Kiosks and carts are ideal locations for

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I think the best answer would be clothing outlets. Many people like buying clothes and such so kiosks and carts would most likely attract them at those outlets.

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Clothing outlets. Hope this helped. Have a great day. A brainliest and (or) thank you is always appreciated. Goodbye!

Roman55 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer would be Pop up Retailers.

Explanation:

Kiosks and carts are the temporary customized facility or arrangement on which people sell products on temporary basis. Pop up retailers are the retailers who show up on temporary basis with their products on kiosks and carts and sell them to people, and then wind their arrangement up and go back to homes. Pop up retailers can sell different types of products like kids accessories, jewelry, shoes, clothes, cosmetics, any food item, etc. So Kiosks and carts are ideal location for pop up retailers.

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= $367,300

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points. Label this BL1 on your graph and give the numbers where the budget line hits both axis.

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II-Is he better or worse off now?

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Label this BL3.

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