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1 Sales Levels for US Retail Channels Non-s easonal Trends January 1993 to March 2007

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3 3 Retail and food services sales Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

4 4 Automobile and other motor vehicle dealers Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

5 5 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

6 6 Furniture and home furnishings stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

7 7 Electronics and appliance stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

8 8 Computer and software stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

9 9 Building material and supplies dealers Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

10 10 Grocery stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

11 11 Beer, wine, and liquor stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

12 12 Health and personal care stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

13 13 Pharmacies and drug stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

14 14 Gasoline stations Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

15 15 Clothing stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

16 16 Women's clothing stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

17 17 Shoe stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

18 18 Jewelry stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

19 19 Sporting goods, hobby, book, and music stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

20 20 General merchandise stores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

21 21 Warehouse clubs and superstores Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

22 22 Nonstore retailers Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

23 23 Electronic shopping and mail-order houses Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States

24 24 Food services and drinking places Source: U.S. Census Bureau United States


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