3 people are shopping on their phones or tablets, each of them is opening a link in a new window. One woman is holding a newspaper with the headline "Retail Store Closings" Above the people is a sign that reads "Modern window shopping" How does the cartoonist use analogy in the cartoon?
The cartoonist compares the windows of retail stores to the windows of web browsers.
The cartoonist compares reading a newspaper to reading news on the internet.
The cartoonist compares the shopping experience on a table and a cell phone.
The cartoonist compares the differences between people and shopping habits.

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