According to Eisenhaur, "supermarket redlining" is_____.
A) corporations avoiding low-profit areas
B) constantly increasing the physical size of their stores
C) building multiple stores in close proximity to each other
D) constantly changing the items they sell

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"Supermarket redlining" refers to the practice of corporations avoiding investment in areas that are perceived to be of low profit, often impacting underserved or economically disadvantaged communities by limiting their access to fresh food and groceries.

According to Eisenhaur, "Supermarket Redlining" Is_____