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The wheel of retailing theory is an attempt to explain how retailers have reacted to the demands of consumers in this "wheeling and dealing" competitive economic system.
Assertiveness
The quality of being self-assured and confident without being aggressive, enabling clear and effective communication of one's needs or desires.
Silent Authority
A form of influence based on the perception that someone has the right to prescribe behavior due to their positional power without the need for verbal instructions.
Upward Appeals
A strategy where an individual attempts to influence a decision or gain support by appealing to higher-level superiors or citing influential or authoritative higher sources.
Exchange
The act of giving one thing and receiving another, especially of the same type or value, in return.
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