B. Program 1 / Class 5B/ Retail Trade (271 Courses)

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Code	Course Title	Modalities	Actions
569999.2	Accessory stores	Modalities
559901.0	Aircraft dealers	Modalities
599901.1	Alarm equipment stores	Modalities
573101.0	Antennas	Modalities
593202.0	Antiques	Modalities
599902.2	Architectural supplies	Modalities
599916.1	Art	Modalities
599902.1	Art supplies	Modalities
573502.2	audio discs	Modalities
553101.1	Auto equipment and parts	Modalities
553199.1	Auto supply stores	Modalities
559999.0	Automotive dealers	Modalities
55.0	AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AND GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS?		Return to Class Summary
594106.2	Backpacking equipment	Modalities
599903.1	Banners	Modalities
581208.2	Barbecue restaurants	Modalities
581301.1	Bars	Modalities
571905.1	Beddings	Modalities
571201.1	Beds	Modalities
571201.2	Beds accessories	Modalities
592101.2	Beer	Modalities
596301.2	Beverage direct sales	Modalities
596301.1	Beverage services	Modalities
549902.0	Beverage stores	Modalities
596202.0	Beverage vending machines	Modalities
594199.2	Bicycle shops	Modalities
599904.1	Binoculars	Modalities
596103.1	Book clubs	Modalities
594299.1	Book stores	Modalities
593203.0	Book stores secondhand	Modalities
561199.2	Boys' clothing stores	Modalities
521199.1	building Lumber	Modalities
599914.2	Business machines	Modalities
581204.2	Cafeteries	Modalities
594699.1	Camera stores	Modalities
556101.1	Camper dealers	Modalities
594106.1	Camping equipment	Modalities
544199.1	Candy stores	Modalities
555102.1	Canoe dealers	Modalities
596199.1	Catalog houses	Modalities
564199.1	Children's wear stores	Modalities
594401.1	Clock stores	Modalities
56.0	CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES STORES?		Return to Class Summary
593204.1	Clothing secondhand	Modalities
599905.1	Coins	Modalities
596104.2	coins mail order	Modalities
599906.2	Communication equipment	Modalities
573402.2	Computer accessories	Modalities
596102.1	Computer equipment mail order	Modalities
573401.0	Computer peripheral equipment	Modalities
573402.1	Computer software	Modalities
573499.1	Computer stores	Modalities
544199.0	Confectionery stores	Modalities
541102.0	Convenience stores	Modalities
599913.2	cosmetics	Modalities
569902.1	Costumes	Modalities
594501.2	Craft supplies	Modalities
566101.1	Custom shoes	Modalities
569904.2	Customized apparel	Modalities
571202.2	Customized cabinets	Modalities
569904.1	Customized clothing	Modalities
571202.1	Customized furniture	Modalities
545199.1	Dairy products stores	Modalities
52.0	DEALERS OF BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE GARDEN SUPPLIES AND MOBILE HOMES?		Return to Class Summary
599903.3	decals	Modalities
599916.3	Decorations	Modalities
531199.0	Department stores	Modalities
549901.2	Dietetic food stores	Modalities
596399.0	Direct selling establishments	Modalities
521102.1	Door products	Modalities
571499.1	Drapery stores	Modalities
591299.1	Drug stores	Modalities
581299.0	Eating places	Modalities
599917.1	Educational aids materials	Modalities
572202.0	Electric household appliances	Modalities
573199.3	Electronic stores	Modalities
599917.2	Electronic training materials	Modalities
596102.2	Electronics mail order	Modalities
596303.1	Encyclopedias direct sales	Modalities
521103.2	Energy conservation products	Modalities
599907.1	Engine equipment and supplies	Modalities
581201.0	Ethnic food restaurants	Modalities
594104.0	Exercise equipment	Modalities
594901.0	Fabric stores piece goods	Modalities
565199.0	Family clothing stores	Modalities
581205.0	Family restaurants	Modalities
599908.1	Farm equipment	Modalities
599908.2	Farm supplies	Modalities
581203.1	Fast food restaurants	Modalities
581203.2	Fast food stands	Modalities
571903.1	Fireplaces	Modalities
542101.1	Fish markets	Modalities
594101.0	Fishing equipment	Modalities
599903.2	flags	Modalities
571399.0	Floor covering stores	Modalities
599299.0	Florists	Modalities
596302.2	Food direct sales	Modalities
596101.0	Food mail order	Modalities
596302.1	Food services	Modalities
54.0	FOOD STORES?		Return to Class Summary
596201.0	Food vending machines	Modalities
542102.2	Freezer provisioners	Modalities
543199.1	Fruit markets	Modalities
598999.0	Fuel dealers	Modalities
563201.0	Fur apparel	Modalities
57.0	FURNITURE FURNITURE AND HOME EQUIPMENT STORES?		Return to Class Summary
571299.0	Furniture stores	Modalities
594599.3	Game shops	Modalities
594502.2	Games	Modalities
526101.2	Garden equipment	Modalities
526102.2	Garden supplies	Modalities
572201.0	Gas household appliances	Modalities
554199.0	Gasoline service stations	Modalities
599915.1	Gems	Modalities
53.0	GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES?		Return to Class Summary
594799.1	Gift shop	Modalities
594701.0	Gifts and novelties	Modalities
523101.0	Glass	Modalities
594103.1	Golf shops	Modalities
541199.0	Grocery stores	Modalities
525199.0	Hardware stores	Modalities
549901.1	Health food stores	Modalities
594599.1	Hobby shops	Modalities
594501.1	Hobby supplies	Modalities
593201.1	Home furnishings	Modalities
596304.0	Home related products direct sales	Modalities
553199.2	Home supply stores	Modalities
599912.2	hot tubs equipment and supplies.	Modalities
572299.0	Household appliance stores	Modalities
594102.0	Hunting equipment	Modalities
581202.1	Ice cream stands	Modalities
599918.2	Infant equipment	Modalities
599918.1	Infant furnishings	Modalities
564199.2	Infants' wear stores	Modalities
521103.1	Insulation products	Modalities
594499.0	Jewelry stores	Modalities
555102.2	Kayak dealers	Modalities
573601.0	Keyboard instruments	Modalities
571901.0	Kitchenware	Modalities
571902.2	lamps	Modalities
526101.1	Lawn equipment	Modalities
526102.1	Lawn supplies	Modalities
594899.2	Leather goods stores	Modalities
571902.1	Lighting	Modalities
571902.3	Lighting accessories	Modalities
571905.2	Linens	Modalities
598499.0	Liquefied petroleum gas dealers	Modalities
592199.0	Liquor stores	Modalities
581301.2	Lounges	Modalities
594899.1	Luggage stores	Modalities
521101.0	Lumber products	Modalities
581204.1	Lunchrooms	Modalities
596199.2	Mailorder houses	Modalities
555104.2	Marine equipment	Modalities
555104.1	Marine supplies	Modalities
521105.1	Masonry materials	Modalities
521105.2	Masonry supplies	Modalities
542102.1	Meat markets	Modalities
599909.1	Medical apparatus	Modalities
599909.2	Medical supplies	Modalities
561199.1	Men's clothing stores	Modalities
596299.0	Merchandising machineoperators	Modalities
571906.2	Mirrors	Modalities
569999.1	Miscellaneous apparel	Modalities
549999.0	Miscellaneous food stores	Modalities
539999.0	Miscellaneous general merchandise stores	Modalities
571999.0	Miscellaneous homefurnishings stores	Modalities
59.0	MISCELLANEOUS RETAIL SALE?		Return to Class Summary
599999.0	Miscellaneous retail stores	Modalities
527199.0	Mobile home dealers	Modalities
599910.1	Monuments	Modalities
555101.0	Motor boat dealers	Modalities
599907.2	Motor equipment and supplies	Modalities
557199.0	Motorcycle dealers	Modalities
573699.0	Musical instrument stores	Modalities
594902.2	Needlework	Modalities
599499.1	News dealers	Modalities
599499.2	Newsstands	Modalities
581302.0	Night clubs	Modalities
594799.2	novelty shop	Modalities
544199.2	nut stores	Modalities
593205.1	Office furniture	Modalities
599599.0	Optical goods stores	Modalities
566101.2	Orthopedic shoes	Modalities
521199.2	Other building materials	Modalities
596104.3	Other collectibles mail order	Modalities
523102.1	Paint	Modalities
523102.2	Painting supplies	Modalities
599913.3	Perfumes	Modalities
599911.2	Pet supplies	Modalities
599911.1	Pets	Modalities
594699.2	Photographic supply stores	Modalities
599916.2	picture frames	Modalities
571906.1	Pictures	Modalities
581206.0	Pizza restaurants	Modalities
58.0	PLACES TO EAT AND DRINK?		Return to Class Summary
599903.4	Posters	Modalities
599915.2	Precious stones	Modalities
521104.0	Prefabricated buildings	Modalities
591299.2	Proprietary stores	Modalities
596303.2	Publications direct sales	Modalities
573199.1	Radio	Modalities
596103.2	Record clubs	Modalities
573102.2	recorders	Modalities
573502.1	Records	Modalities
556199.0	Recreational vehicle dealers	Modalities
546199.0	Retail bakeries	Modalities
526103.0	Retail nurseries	Modalities
599901.2	Safety equipment stores	Modalities
555103.1	Sailboats	Modalities
555103.2	Sailboats equipment	Modalities
599912.3	Sauna equipment and supplies	Modalities
542101.2	Seafood markets	Modalities
581207.0	Seafood restaurants	Modalities
594902.1	Sewing	Modalities
566199.0	Shoe stores	Modalities
593204.2	Shoes secondhand	Modalities
594103.3	Ski shops	Modalities
581202.3	Soda fountain stands	Modalities
581202.2	soft drink stands	Modalities
573499.2	Software stores	Modalities
594799.3	Souvenir shop	Modalities
594199.1	Sporting goods	Modalities
569903.0	Sports apparel	Modalities
596104.1	Stamps mail order	Modalities
594399.2	Stationery stores	Modalities
581208.1	Steak restaurants	Modalities
593205.2	Store fixtures secondhand	Modalities
541101.0	Supermarkets	Modalities
599912.1	Swimming pools equipment and supplies	Modalities
573502.3	Tapes	Modalities
573501.2	Tapes prerecorded	Modalities
594107.0	Team sports equipment	Modalities
599906.1	Telephone equipment	Modalities
599904.2	Telescopes	Modalities
594103.2	tennis shops	Modalities
599399.2	Tobacco stands	Modalities
599399.1	Tobacco stores	Modalities
599913.1	Toiletries	Modalities
599910.2	Tombstones	Modalities
525101.0	Tools	Modalities
594599.2	toy shops	Modalities
594502.1	Toys	Modalities
556101.2	Travel trailer dealers	Modalities
553101.2	Truck equipment and parts	Modalities
599914.1	Typewriters machines	Modalities
569901.1	Uniforms	Modalities
571499.2	Upholstery stores	Modalities
551199.2	Used car dealers	Modalities
552199.0	Used car dealers	Modalities

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B. Program 1 / Class 5B/ Retail Trade (271 Courses)

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