In terms of retail concentration,developed countries tend to have a higher degree of concentration than developing countries for all of the following reasons except:
A) increases in car ownership
B) a tradition of established local neighbourhoods in which people walk to stores
C) number of households with refrigerators
D) number of two-income households
E) number of households with freezers

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The tradition of established local neighborhoods in which people walk to stores would suggest that there is a higher degree of dispersion and decentralization of retail stores, which would result in a lower degree of retail concentration. The other factors listed (increases in car ownership, number of households with refrigerators, number of two-income households, and number of households with freezers) would all contribute to higher levels of retail concentration in developed countries.

In Terms of Retail Concentration,developed Countries Tend to Have a Higher