1. An activity or campaign to increase the sales of a product.

1. The amount of money required to purchase a product.

2. An arrangement of products or items designed to attract customers.

3. A sudden urge or desire to purchase something.

4. A series of parallel lines that can be scanned to obtain product information.

4. A container made of woven material used for carrying items while shopping.

5. A wheeled basket used for carrying groceries or other items in a supermarket.

6. A written record of a purchase, usually given to the customer.

7. The person who handles financial transactions in a store.

8. A device on which clothes are hung for display or storage.

9. A box or container used for packaging and storing products.

10. A long, narrow space between shelves or rows of products in a store.

11. A place where goods are bought and sold, such as a supermarket.

12. An event in which products are offered at reduced prices.

13. The sale of products at significantly reduced prices to clear inventory.

14. A line of people waiting to pay for products or services.

15. A tag or sticker attached to a product, providing information about it.