Retailing: The evolution and development of retailingA. M. Findlay, Leigh Sparks Taylor & Francis, 2002 - 485 страници |
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Съдържание
Volume IIIi Retail practices and operations | 1 |
Trends in largescale retailing M P McNair | 6 |
PARTI Relationships between retail businesses strategy | 7 |
A motivationbased shopper typology R A Westbrook | 29 |
The emergence of costbased strategies in retailing | 47 |
The Carrefour Group the first 25 years S Burt | 78 |
the evolution of the retail sector in the | 91 |
Public policy | 105 |
The retail life cycle W R Davidson A D Bates | 264 |
Organisation and control in retail buying groups | 271 |
Applying evolutionary models to the retail sector K Davies | 278 |
Numbers of shops and productivity in retail distribution | 279 |
some preliminary | 284 |
a comprehensive model | 294 |
the property market and the growth | 303 |
The wheel of retailing S C Hollander | 314 |
the Southland | 117 |
writing the history of American | 118 |
The retail revolution the carless shopper and disadvantage | 135 |
Theories of retail change | 145 |
Relationships between retailers and other businesses | 155 |
the implications | 160 |
Gap on the map? Towards a geography of consumption | 174 |
A theory of channel control L P Bucklin | 175 |
Controls over the development of large stores in Japan | 180 |
changing buyersupplier relationships within | 191 |
Rethinking retail capital K Ducatel and N Blomley | 197 |
The move to administered vertical marketing systems | 216 |
IIb Macro theories of retail development | 219 |
Regulation retailing and consumption T Marsden | 225 |
Power measurement in the distribution channel | 229 |
Retail restructuring and the strategic significance of food | 240 |
Financial and property environment | 247 |
Concepts in comparative retailing E W Cundiff | 256 |
the main economic issues | 317 |
Notes on the retail accordion S C Hollander | 322 |
Sunk capital the property crisis and the restructuring | 328 |
the city of Jena G Meyer | 333 |
beyond the wheel | 334 |
new laws of retail gravitation which define | 349 |
From suq to supermarket in Tunis J M Miossec | 350 |
The changing High Street J A Dawson | 375 |
an analysis of form function | 392 |
Retail location theory the legacy of Harold Hotelling | 395 |
inventory and prospect | 414 |
Eureka in Edina Minnesota | 434 |
New laws of retail gravitation P D Converse | 447 |
A retail market potential model T R Lakshmanan | 456 |
A stated choice model of sequential mode and destination | 471 |
Index 441 | 482 |
Често срещани думи и фрази
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