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The Supermarket Prime Real Estate Summary

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Nestle Marion in her essay “The Supermarket: Prime Real Estate,” she develops a theory about how a supermarket itself is a strategic mastermind that uses psychological tactics to make people buy certain products. Certain products appeal to certain aspects to a human; this includes packaging, advertising, and placement within the supermarket. In order to develop such a plan, food corporations hire scientist that study human emotions to determine which products appeal most to their wants. Marion’s conclusion about supermarkets and their overall business strategies seem hard to believe but are easily accepted. Her detailed findings of the matter require more analysis to see if they produce any merit. Marion’s essay is laid out so that it provides

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