Religious readers may be interested in this article on christian capitalism. Particularly, it discusses Wal-Mart's foray into christian books and videos, and how that will affect smaller christian stores. I find this interesting because I know many religious people patronize religious businesses, and I wonder if churches will enlighten their congregations as to this situation and encourage them not to buy religious stuff from Wal-Mart. When dealing with groups that have very strong values, sometimes price is not the key reason for a purchase. This can significantly alter business strategy.
(This blog is not intended for religious discussion, so please do not leave comments that will start a religious debate. I myself am not religious, and will discuss my views over email, but not here where it may detract from the purpose of this blog).
