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The market segmentation concept, which aims at meeting the specific needs of different customer groups, has been part and parcel of marketing science for many years. Primarily the technical literature focuses on the different ways of creating segments. Up till now, the way in which companies...
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We examine the retailer's store brand positioning problem. Our game-theoretic model helps us identify a set of …' perceptions of overall or product quality similarity. While it appears that retailers do follow a positioning strategy consistent …
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We investigate a monopolist retailer's category management strategy where the main strategic decisions are how to horizontally position a store brand relative to the incumbent national brands and how to price the store and national brands for retail category profit maximization. We analyze a...
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image with which the targeted customers identify. Market segmentation, targeting and positioning is a fundamental process in …
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Concerns on the clustering of retail industries and professional services in main streets had traditionally been the public interest rationale for supporting distance regulations. Although many geographic restrictions have been suppressed, deregulation has hinged mostly upon the theory results...
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franchisees are compensated for encroachment by the franchisor in the context of mathematical location modelling are discussed. In … general, franchisees expressed displeasure with the manner by which location models are applied to franchise systems to date.  …
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The main objective of this research is to examine the nature of the image of shopping malls and to contrast the reliability of two models that analyse the attraction of retail trade; in the first model, image, distance and preference are considered; whereas in the second, preference is omitted. The...
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