The Wal-Mart effect : how the world's most powerful company really works, and how it's transforming the American economy, Charles Fishman

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The Wal-Mart effect : how the world's most powerful company really works, and how it's transforming the American economy, Charles Fishman

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how the world's most powerful company really works, and how it's transforming the American economy

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Charles Fishman

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• The Wal-Mart effect : how the world's most powerful company really works, and how it's transforming the American economy

Publication

• New York, Penguin Press, 2006

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 263-283) and index

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Contents

Who knew shopping was so important? -- Sam Walton's ten-pound bass -- Makin bacon, a Wal-Mart fairy tale -- The squeeze -- The man who said no to Wal-Mart -- What do we actually know about Wal-Mart? -- Salmon, shirts, and the meaning of low prices -- The power of pennies -- Wal-Mart and the decent society -- Epilogue: Peoria, September 2005

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62282449

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25 cm

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294 pages

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9781594200762

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2005054826

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.b54823754

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(OCoLC)62282449