Impact of Big-Box Stores on Jobs and Wages Big-box stores are not a form of economic development. A newly constructed superstore cannot increase the amount of money that local residents have to spend. As a result, sales - Superstore - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Impact of Big-Box Stores on Jobs and Wages Big-box stores are not a form of economic development. A newly constructed superstore cannot increase the amount of money that local residents have to spend. As a result, sales Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-28 04:15:11 Open Document File Size: 519,35 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Wal-Mart stores / WalMart / Target / Home Depot / Wal-Mart / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / Event Layoffs / Reorganization / / Facility Public Policy Institute of California / Penn State University / Wal-Mart store / / IndustryTerm retail workers / food stamps / retail jobs / health insurance / / Organization UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education / Public Policy Institute of California / Univ. of California / Penn State University / / Person Hema Swaminathan / Bill Lester / Junfu Zhang / Barry Eidlin / David Neumark / David Nuemark / Stephan Goetz / Stephen Ciccarella / / Position economist / / ProvinceOrState California / Massachusetts / / URL www.bigboxtoolkit.com / / SocialTag Big-box store Target Corporation Criticism of Walmart Working Families for Walmart Walmart Economy of the United States Business

Impact of Big-Box Stores on Jobs and Wages Big-box stores are not a form of economic development. A newly constructed superstore cannot increase the amount of money that local residents have to spend. As a result, sales Add to Reading List