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retailing; critically reappraise theseclaims in light of current trends in internet retailing; and explore where e-tailing may … adoption, uptake and impact of Internet retailing, as published in theacademic literature over the past twenty years. In … the likely development, implications and impact of Internet retailing. Moreoverthe paper seeks to break new ground by …
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New forms of retailing present different pricing challenges. The selling of college textbooks over the Internet …
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Chronicles the launch of a new e‐commerce business. Reviews the implications and considerations of such a venture and documents the critical lessons learned. Concludes that the Internet provides an effective place for the development of a new business.
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Purpose – Most investors and business leaders understand that the internet has created a few high‐profile success but many more start‐up businesses that have destroyed rather than created value. As a result, many executives have dampened expectations for the transformational potential of...
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retailing market is getting more price‐transparent and consumers are becoming more price‐sensitive. Originality/value – Earlier …
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revealed some important findings about online service quality. First, the study identified six key online retailing service …
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Purpose – The objective of this paper is to identify, analyze and discuss successful strategies and approaches taken by a small retailer with internet storefront in an emerging market economy. Design/methodology/approach – A case study is used to illustrate, how a small book retailer became...
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In this study, we compare the pricing behavior between online branches of traditional retailers (OBTRs) and online‐only retailers (ORs). Focusing on branded electronics sold online, we find that no significant pricing differences between ORs and OBTRs, but ORs seem to price slightly higher...
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The purpose of this study is to examine differences in consumers’ perceptions of an acceptable price range and their responses to the advertised reference price in terms of internal reference price, price‐search intention, and perceived value between online and offline retail channels. This...
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