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The company store is typically owned by the company itself, which sells goods and services to its employees, often at prices set by the company. In some historical contexts, particularly in mining and industrial towns, these stores were used to pay workers, creating a cycle of debt. Nowadays, company stores may still exist, particularly in specific industries, but they are less common. Ownership can vary depending on the company's structure and policies.

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