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The idea behind this is that automation reduces the money that the retailer must spend on human shop assistants, and this in turn reduces the overall operational costs of the store. Further, the high level of automation reduces waste, error and theft from the store. The risk of armed robberies is reduced to virtually zero as there is no cash in the store at any given time, as such there are no costs associated with recording, securing or moving cash. This appeal towards store safety have suggested that there are plans for another 3000 similar shops before 2021 (by 2024 there are only a total of 42 stores in the USA and the UK). Hot on their heels are competitors like Walmart who are working with Microsoft to devise their own system of checkout free shopping. Amid this positive outlook, many have expressed doubt as to the ability of Amazon Go stores to really disrupt the traditional supermarket. With approximately 1000 products in each Amazon Go store as it stands, it is hard to see how…

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