A Chapter 11 retail bookstore stocks over 100,000 books-20 times as many as the average independent bookstore. Designed to destroy all its competition, Chapter 11 is an example of a:
A) category-killer store.
B) specialty store.
C) warehouse club.
D) factory outlet.
E) supercenter.

Question

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A category-killer store is a large retail chain that dominates a specific product category. Chapter 11's strategy of stocking a vast number of books to outcompete other bookstores fits this definition.

A Chapter 11 Retail Bookstore Stocks Over 100,000 Books-20 Times