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How might a WalMart representative respond to the negative criticism that might arise as a result of sighting a new facility in a community ranging from traffic congestion to anti-union sentiment to unfair competition?

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How might a Wal-Mart representative respond to the negative criticism that might arise as a result of sighting a new facility in a community ranging from traffic congestion to anti-union sentiment to unfair competition.

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A Wal-Mart representative should respond in a very calm manner. First of all, traffic congestion is relative. People should have the choice to go to any store they want and having a Wal-Mart nearby is a convenience and actually a service for the local community. There can't be more people congesting the ...

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