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A study, by in‐home interviews using a fully structured questionnaire with 80 consumers of mineral waters and 86 consumers of fruit juice – grocery products where advertising had either been continuously increased or decreased: results suggests that consumer awareness of price for either...
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Net retail trade flow and outshopping specifically have been examined from a variety of different aspects. All earlier works used some “adjusted” income data to determine total retail expenditures; however, these expenditures were not adjusted according to spending behaviour of the various...
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Presents two distinct categories of braned merchandise in consumer purchasing goods, for today's market: proprietary or manufacturer‐owned; or the retailer‐owned or ‘own label’. Shows that own labels provide low levels of profit owing to competing manufacturers' willingness to supply the...
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States that perceived risk is an integral component of contemporary models/theories of consumer behaviour. Assesses if perceived risk is a determinant of supermarket patronage using Saudi Arabia as an example. Draws the conclusions that: perceived risk is a determinant of supermarket patronage...
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Compares and contrasts the effects of the resale price maintenance abolition of 1964 emerging in different products and markets, with particular emphasis on the furniture and footwear trades. Finds that the furniture trade has been more significantly affected, with a higher consciousness of...
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Reports on a cross‐cultural study of retail bargaining behaviour between American and Chinese customers. The framework of the Fishbein behavioural intention model is applied to the retail bargaining setting, and bargaining style is treated as an action “caused” by bargaining intention,...
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Americans who travel internationally are often shocked to discover retail outlets closed during weekend and evening hours in cities such as Paris, Rome and Berlin. Based on the implicit assumption that demand clearly exists, retailers at various locations throughout the globe have increased...
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Purpose – This study aims to use product attributes and retail display information to develop cross‐national segments. Design/methodology/approach – The study uses consumers' choice in wine stores to develop segments of consumers, based on the relative importance of 13 factors consumers...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to develop a novel tenant mix model for shopping malls based on an analogy from ecological theories. Design/methodology/approach – This study empirically investigates the tenant species‐area relationship and tenant species‐abundance distribution in...
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Explores the marketing process of a large food retailer, based on in‐depth interviews with 106 senior managers. Finds that attitudes towards marketing are conflicting, that the role is diffused into different functional areas within the organization, and that buyers are highly influential...
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