An off-price retailer that requires customers to purchase an annual membership card for the privilege of shopping at the store is referred to as a __________.

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The description fits that of a warehouse club, such as Costco or Sam's Club, which require customers to purchase an annual membership in order to shop at their stores. Outlet stores typically offer discounted merchandise from a specific brand, while single-price retailers sell all items for the same low price. Hypermarkets and supercenters are large retail stores that offer a wide variety of products, but do not require a membership fee.

An Off-Price Retailer That Requires Customers to Purchase an Annual