Which 19th-century department store was the first to introduce the revolutionary concept of clearly marked fixed prices, eliminating the traditional haggling system and fundamentally changing retail brand management?

Department stores revolutionized retail in the 19th century, transforming from small specialty shops into grand emporiums offering multiple product categories under one roof. These retail innovations changed not just how people shopped, but introduced novel retail management concepts that still influence modern stores. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in retail brand management history that shaped consumer culture for generations.

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Le Bon Marché (Paris, 1852)
Macy's (New York, 1858)
Harrods (London, 1849)
Marshall Field's (Chicago, 1867)