One-Price Policy among Antebellum Country Stores

James D. Norris

Business History Review, 1962, vol. 36, issue 4, 455-458

Abstract: While “higgling” always occurred to some degree in most country stores, this article establishes evidence that, for many basic commodities, a system of standard prices existed in some country stores long before the Civil War.

Date: 1962
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