FEATURE ARTICLE: 1997 Annual National Retail Census
September 1997 (No. 6.6), by Jack Richman, of
Audits & Surveys Worldwide
Cigar & Tobacco Stores
Cigar stores and tobacco shops have seen their numbers plunge by 40% since 1970 as millions of Americans have given up smoking. However, this decline was halted in recent years, perhaps as a result of the increased popularity of cigars among both men and women.
Other Retail Outlets:
- Apparel Stores[1996] [1997]
- Automotive Retailers[1996] [1997]
- Beauty Shops and Barber Shops[1996] [1997]
- Book Stores[1996] [1997]
- Camera & Photo Supply Stores[1996] [1997]
- Cigar & Tobacco Stores[1996]
- Drug Stores[1996] [1997]
- Eating & Drinking Establishments[1996] [1997]
- Food Stores[1996] [1997]
- General Merchandise Stores[1996] [1997]
- Hardware & Building Materials[1996] [1997]
- Household Furnishings[1996] [1997]
- Jewelry Stores[1996] [1997]
- Liquor Stores[1996] [1997]
- News Dealers & Newsstands[1996] [1997]
- Sporting Goods Stores[1996] [1997]
- Stationery Stores[1996] [1997]
- All Retail Outlets -- SUMMARY TABLES [1996] [1997]
- Top of Article, Page 1 [1996] [1997]
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