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Mr. Gessler was driven out of business primarily due to the rise of mass-produced, cheaper shoes that appealed to a wider market. The competition from larger retailers and factories made it difficult for his small, custom shoe shop to thrive. Additionally, changing consumer preferences and the economic challenges of maintaining a traditional craftsmanship business contributed to his decline. Ultimately, these factors combined led to the closure of his shop.

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