New retail forms always enter the market and replace existing forms by having a broader array of services; this is referred to as the wheel of retailing.

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The wheel of retailing refers to a theory that suggests new retail forms often start with low prices and minimal services, then gradually add more services and increase prices over time, not necessarily replacing existing forms with a broader array of services.

New Retail Forms Always Enter the Market and Replace Existing