retail market
Where shoppers buy
A retail market is where goods are sold directly to consumers rather than to other businesses.
This includes physical stores, online shops, and any venue where individual buyers purchase products for personal use.
The term also refers collectively to consumer demand and spending patterns: The retail market has shifted dramatically toward e-commerce.
- supermarketSelf-service food retailer
- e-commerceInternet-based buying and selling
- boutiqueSmall specialized retail shop
- corner storeSmall neighborhood retail outlet
- pop-up shopTemporary retail space
big box store · department store · shopping mall · pricing strategy · customer satisfaction · online marketplace · vending machine · inventory management · seasonal trends · brand loyalty · direct selling · consumer trends · window shopping · checkout line · impulse buying · shopping habits · competitive analysis · price sensitivity
- Eastern tradebazaar, souk, merchant, trader, caravan
- market economicsmonopoly, oligopoly, perfect competition, duopoly, monopsony
- Energy Marketsspot price, power exchange, bid, ask, wholesale
- EU EnergyGreen Deal, ETS, emissions trading, energy efficiency, unbundling
- electricityelectricity, battery, batteries, wire, wires
- marketsmarketplace, bazaar, souk, vendors, food stalls
retail marketwholesale market
Bulk goods trading venue
wholesale · wholesale trade · wholesale distribution · bulk sales · cash and carry