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Influence of selected groceries' marketing mix elements on business performance in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka: retailers' perspective

Hilal, Mohamed Ismail Mujahid; Mubarak, Kaldeen Mohamed - In: International Journal of Business Performance Management 16 (2015) 2/3, pp. 198-213

performance of retail groceries and to suggest strategies for improving the performance of these retail shops. In the Eastern … Province of Sri Lanka, many groceries and self-selection retail shops are emerging in Sri Lanka after the prolonged war … performance of groceries. …

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Algunos Aspectos Relativos a la Revolución del Consumo En Gran Bretaña

Gil, Rafael Barquín - Asociación Española de Historia Económica - AEHE - 2002

consumption of groceries. The main conclusion is that none of these answers is totally satisfactory. …

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Leveransalternativ för e-handel med dagligvaror

Karlsson, Elisabeth; Rosén, Peter - Handelshögskolan, Göteborgs Universitet - 2003

goods transportation systems. Reasons for focusing on e-grocery(groceries shopped over the Internet) are that the last link … there is a presumed potential for co-ordination benefits in the distribution system for groceries. <p> <p> The main purpose … of this report is to identify realistic delivery alternatives for e-grocery, given the present conditions on the Swedish …

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Leveransalternativ för e-handel med dagligvaror

Karlsson, Elisabeth; Rosén, Peter - Handelshögskolan, Göteborgs Universitet - 2003

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COULD BE ONLINE GROCERIES AN ALTERNATIVE FOR ROMANIAN FOOD RETAIL?

STANCIU, Silvius T. - In: SEA - Practical Application of Science (2014) 5, pp. 595-602

The new technologies, competition, consumer convenience and the lack of time for shopping are some factors that have encouraged the Romanian online retail food market. On the food market identifying the viable direction of development and business continuity represents a major concern for...

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Intersectoral healthcare delivery

McCorkle, Constance; Green, Edward - In: Agriculture and Human Values 15 (1998) 2, pp. 105-114

Within a given culture – whether industrialized or more tradition oriented – essentially the same fundamental medical theories, practices, and pharmacopoeia tend to be applied to human and non-human sickness and patients. In modern industrialized societies, however, healthcare services are...

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One medicine: The dynamic relationship between animal and human medicine in history and at present

Veen, Tjaart Schillhorn van - In: Agriculture and Human Values 15 (1998) 2, pp. 115-120

The relation and collaboration of human and animal medicine had its ups and downs throughout history. The interaction between these two disciplines has been especially fruitful in the broad areas of patho-physiology and of epidemiology. An exploration of the interaction between the two...

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Veterinary Medicine Industry in Texas: An Analysis of Economic Contribution

Beyer, Jenna; McCorkle, Dean A.; Hanselka, Dan; Posey, Dan - Southern Agricultural Economics Association - SAEA - 2013

Several data sets were utilized to estimate the direct effect of the veterinary medicine industry. Preliminary results indicate the total economic contribution of the veterinary medicine industry in Texas was 3.85 billion in 2011. Over 44,000 Texas employees and $1.67 billion in annual wages can...

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Implications of the one-medicine concept for healthcare provision

Mathias, Evelyn - In: Agriculture and Human Values 15 (1998) 2, pp. 145-151

Human and veterinary medicine have many commonalities. The split into distinct disciplines occurred at different times in different places. In Europe, the establishment of the first veterinary universities towards the end of the 18th century was triggered by ravaging rinderpest epidemics and the...

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Compliance with veterinary prescriptions: The role of physical and social risk revisited

Maille, Virginie; Hoffmann, Jonas - In: Journal of Business Research 66 (2013) 1, pp. 141-144

This study replicates and extends prior research related to human health prevention programs by examining why pet owners comply with therapeutic prescriptions issued by their veterinarian. Empirical data demonstrates that overall, people comply according to physical, but above all, social risk....

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