CiNii Books - The Ghetto marketplace

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The Ghetto marketplace

edited by Frederick D. Sturdivant

Free Press, c1969

Bibliography: p. 291-305

Riot report, by B. Weber
The marketplace; participants and problems. Low-income life styles, by L.M. Irelan and A. Besner
How the poor spend their money, by H.H. Lamale
Consumer practices of the poor, by L.G. Richards
The merchant and the low-income consumer, by D. Caplovitz
Economic report on installment credit and retail sales practices of District of Columbia retailers, by Federal Trade Commission
Poverty, minorities, and consumer exploitation, by F.D. Sturdivant and W.T. Wilhelm
Prices in poor neighborhoods, by P. Groom
White withdrawal; ghetto merchants shy away from civic ties in areas they serve, from Wall street journal
Negro and Jew, by P. Jacobs
Better deal for ghetto shoppers, by F.D. Sturdivant
Corrective action and reaction. Is war on poverty becoming war on business? by P. Hencke
Violence in the city; an end or a beginning, by the Governor's Commission on the Los Angeles Riots
Should supermarkets take a new look at urban areas? from Food topics
A business development program for our poverty areas, by R.F. Kennedy
The retailers, the ghetto, and the government, by M. Hall and B. Williams
After the riots; a position paper for retailing by R. Rosenthall
Deception in the marketplace of the poor; the role of the Federal Trade Commission, by M.G. Jones
The limits of Black capitalism, by F.D. Sturdivant