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A large, nationwide home improvement retailer is able to sell a specific model of power drill for $79, while a small, independent hardware store in the same city sells the exact same model for $99. Both businesses have comparable overhead costs (e.g., rent, utilities) per square foot of retail space. Which of the following is the most significant economic reason for this price difference?
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