Once upon a time (i.e., prior to the Industrial Revolution) there was a world free of marketing. People brought their goods and services to market in their local villages in what were hyper-local and largely closed economic ecosystems. The rise of economics as a science in the late 19th century as well as the Second Industrial Revolution (circa 1850) gave birth to not only marketing as a discipline but retailing and advertising as well. Continue reading
The Road Not Taken
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