Which defunct retail chains do Americans most want back?
#1
#1 Blockbuster topped this survey-based ranking of retail chains respondents most wanted to return.
n = 3,014 Americans aged 45 and older · Survey date not recorded · Cherry Data Signals
Figures are reproduced as reported in the supplied research summary; rounded totals may differ from 100%, and some breakdowns are partial. The survey field date is not recorded; document modification dates are not field dates. Rankings describe respondents’ preferences or perceptions, not measured performance; location-level response counts are not supplied. Findings apply to respondents aged 45+. Current brand or store status was not independently checked. Hollywood Video ranked #1 in Colorado, Indiana and New Mexico.
What it means
Reported positions: Blockbuster — #1; Borders — #2; Waldenbooks — #3; Hollywood Video — #4; Woolworth — #5; Hastings Entertainment — #6; Fry Electronics — #7; Marshall Field’s — #8; Merry-Go-Round — #9; Child World — #10.
Methodology
- Sample
- 3,014
- Population
- Americans aged 45 and older
- Country
- United States
- Fielded
- Not recorded
- Research by
- Cherry Data Signals
- Study
- The Defunct Retail Chains Americans Most Want Back
Cite this statistic
Cherry Data Signals (Not recorded). "Which defunct retail chains do Americans most want back?" Survey of 3,014 Americans aged 45 and older, United States. https://cherrysignals.com/statistics/which-defunct-retail-chains-do-americans-most-want-back
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