Shopping
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+ | "[[I Shop, Therefore I Am|I shop therefore I am]]" --Barbara Kruger | ||
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+ | "In 1994 the mall officially replaced the civic functions of the traditional downtown. In a New Jersey Supreme Court case regarding the distribution of political leaflets in shopping malls the court declared that ‘[[shopping malls]] have replaced the parks and squares that were “traditionally the home of free speech,”’ siding with the protesters ‘who had argued that a mall constitutes a modern-day Main Street’."--"[[Future City (Fredric Jameson)|Future City]]" (2003) by Fredric Jameson | ||
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+ | "We cannot let the [[terrorists]] achieve the objective of frightening our nation to the point where we don’t conduct business. Where people don’t [[shopping|shop]]."--[[George W. Bush]], video transcript, October 11, 2001, cited in ''[[Surplus: Terrorized into Being Consumers]]'' (2003) by Erik Gandini | ||
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- | == Antwerp shopping == | + | A [[retail]]er or ''shop'' is a business that presents a selection of [[good (economics)|goods]] or [[Service (economics)|services]] and offers to [[trade|sell]] them to customers for money or other goods. '''Shopping''' is an activity in which a customer browses the available goods or services presented by one or more retailers with the intent to purchase a suitable selection of them. In some contexts it may be considered a [[leisure]] activity as well as an [[economic]] one. |
- | :"The main shopping area is the [[Meir]], a street that stretches out from the [[Keyserlei]] (close to the [[central station]]) to the [[Groenplaats]]. It is one of the most famous shopping streets in Belgium. The streets [[Hopland]] and [[Schuttershofstraat]] are the shopping terrain of the rich and famous with exclusive fashion shops like [[Cartier]], [[Hermes]], [[Scapa]], [[Armani]], etc. The [[Huidevettersstraat]], [[Nationalestraat]], and [[Kammenstraat]] (all located close to the Meir) are also very interesting shopping streets to visit." [[wikitravel]] | + | |
+ | ==See also== | ||
+ | * [[Consumer]] | ||
+ | * [[Marketing]] | ||
+ | * [[Retailing]] | ||
+ | * [[Selling]] | ||
+ | * [[Trade]] | ||
+ | * [[Plastic shopping bag]] | ||
+ | * [[Shopping street]] | ||
- | === Second hand books === | + | {{GFDL}} |
- | *[[Joyce Royce]] | + | |
- | *[[Antiquariaat Demian]]{{GFDL}} | + |
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"I shop therefore I am" --Barbara Kruger "In 1994 the mall officially replaced the civic functions of the traditional downtown. In a New Jersey Supreme Court case regarding the distribution of political leaflets in shopping malls the court declared that ‘shopping malls have replaced the parks and squares that were “traditionally the home of free speech,”’ siding with the protesters ‘who had argued that a mall constitutes a modern-day Main Street’."--"Future City" (2003) by Fredric Jameson "We cannot let the terrorists achieve the objective of frightening our nation to the point where we don’t conduct business. Where people don’t shop."--George W. Bush, video transcript, October 11, 2001, cited in Surplus: Terrorized into Being Consumers (2003) by Erik Gandini |
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A retailer or shop is a business that presents a selection of goods or services and offers to sell them to customers for money or other goods. Shopping is an activity in which a customer browses the available goods or services presented by one or more retailers with the intent to purchase a suitable selection of them. In some contexts it may be considered a leisure activity as well as an economic one.
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