Essential Walmart v. Non-Essential Kohl's.
We often overlook the impact that Public Policy and Public Norms can have on the Retail Business. Retail, after all, is the business which deals most closely with the public. And so, any changes in how the public shops, can have a profound effect on the retail stores.
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