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public/content/post/market-dominance.mdx

@@ -25,6 +25,6 @@ Using these typologies, the Grocery Gap Atlas identifies census tracts that are
 
 Though the ACP typologies experience different CR4 ratios, among the fifteen typologies, thirteen of them are dominated by Walmart. Also dominated by Walmart are the typologies that experience CR4 ratios over 30%. As of 2023, an estimated 31.9% of African American South’s market share is dominated by Walmart, a 145.38% change from the 13% of estimated market share claimed by Winn- Dixie in this typology in 2000. 31.8% of Native American Land’s market share is dominated by Walmart, as opposed to 8.3% owned by Basha in 2000 (a 283% increase in concentration). 36.8% of both the Urban Suburbs and the Working Class Country’s estimated market shares are dominated by Walmart. However, in 2000, Albertson’s held 8.2% of Urban Suburbs market share, while Winn-Dixie held 8.9%. 36.6% of Rural Middle America’s market share is dominated by Walmart, a 603% difference from the 5.2% held by Fleming Co. Inc. in 2000. Walmart also dominates the market share of the most concentrated typologies, claiming 36.8% of Working Class Country and Evangelical Hubs, 36.6% of LDS Enclaves, and 31.9% of African American South. These percentages represent hundreds of counties that exist within a highly concentrated grocery landscape that result in a monopoly that perpetuates poor food access.
 
-*Explore the data below. Use the search fields to filter data and click on the column title to sort data  values.*
+*Explore the data below. Use the search fields to filter data and click on the column title to sort data values.*
 
 <PostWidget widget="SortableMarketTable" />