Feichtinger, Gustav; Luhmer, Alfred; Sorger, Gerhard - In: Marketing Science 7 (1988) 2, pp. 187-201
Convenience goods are bought without much consideration or effort on the part of the consumer. Buyers don't try to get the best bargain when purchasing individual convenience items. Instead, they adapt their store choice habits so that they can expect, on average, good value for money in the...