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How rare is this business model today? Or why Market Basket employees and customers are resisting. (Original Post) canoeist52 Aug 2014 OP
It works Blue_Adept Aug 2014 #1

Blue_Adept

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1. It works
Sat Aug 2, 2014, 12:02 PM
Aug 2014

And it's rewarded by customers. Honestly, this was the way I thought businesses used to always run until I saw the way things turned in the 70's and 80's. When it became more about pleasing the shareholder over everything else, which is like an infectious disease for a company that you can't get rid of.

Being a Market Basket customer myself, I'm thrilled at how the vast majority are staying away. A huge dose of corporate disobedience on our part.

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