The retail stores such as 7-eleven and stop-n-go are examples of?
Correct answer: B. convenience stores
- A. outbound stores
- B. convenience stores
- C. intensive stores
- D. inbound stores
Explanation
7-Eleven and Stop-N-Go are convenience stores, designed for quick purchases of frequently needed items in accessible locations. The other labels are not standard names for this retail format.
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