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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Poor source, and outdated data. Here is the data directly from retailers: "Retail crime, violence and theft continue to impact the retail industry at unprecedented levels. NRF’s National Retail Security Survey is an annual survey of retail loss prevention professionals capturing data about risks, threats and vulnerabilities, as well as forward-looking priorities. This year’s study found that the average shrink rate in FY 2022 increased to 1.6%, up from 1.4% in FY 2021. [b]When taken as a percentage of total retail sales in 2022, that shrink represents $112.1 billion in losses[/b]. " https://nrf.com/research/national-retail-security-survey-2023[/quote] I feel as if $112,100,000,000 in losses, due to petty retail theft, is still a lot of money even in 2023. Or am I just too sensitive?[/quote]
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