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I argue that grocery affordability needs an account of the conditions a household must satisfy, not just the lowest number a retailer can advertise.
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I argue that grocery affordability needs an account of the conditions a household must satisfy, not just the lowest number a retailer can advertise.
Read the essayI examine why predictable hours require decisions about capacity and forecasting, and why the cost should remain visible when a scheduling trial succeeds.
Read the essayI consider how a cooperative can respect local attachment while making the continuing cost, reduced offer and review conditions of a store decision explicit.
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