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Thursday, 15 December 2011
Geographical and non-geographical markets
Geographical markets are when there are stalls and shops on high street, where customers can go to and see the products physically in their hand, are at places that exist and that you can go to. Whereas non-geographical are when shops on the internet, so are using e-commerce, allowing consumers to buy online.
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