The Trade Area The Trade Area is the region from which the entrepreneur expects to draw customers. The type of business will largely determine the size of the trade area. For example, if a business sells general merchandise that can be found almost anywhere, the trade area is much smaller;…
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HOW TO CHOOSE A MANUFACTURING SITE
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