Traditional and often used retail location models analyze consumers in the context of all of the following EXCEPT:
A) demographic variables.
B) socioeconomic variables.
C) traffic patterns.
D) distances to various locations.
E) perceived store image.

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Traditional retail location models typically focus on tangible, quantifiable factors such as demographic and socioeconomic variables, traffic patterns, and distances to various locations. Perceived store image, while important in modern retailing strategies, is not a traditional focus of these models.

Traditional and Often Used Retail Location Models Analyze Consumers in the Context