Which retailer first introduced the radical concept of 'fixed pricing' (no haggling) in Western retail during the 1850s, revolutionizing shopping with price tags and the 'one price for all' policy?

Before the mid-19th century, haggling was the norm in Western retail - every purchase involved negotiation between merchant and customer. Then came a revolutionary pricing strategy that transformed shopping forever. This poll explores a pivotal moment in retail history that established the foundation for modern commerce and shopping experiences. Test your knowledge about this fundamental shift in how goods were priced and sold to consumers.

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A.T. Stewart's Marble Palace (New York)
Bon Marché (Paris)
Harrods (London)
Marshall Field's (Chicago)