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The purchasing behaviour of Shanghai buyers of processed food and beverage products: implications for research on retail management

Examines empirically the purchasing behaviour of Shanghai buyers of processed food and beverage products. An average of only 3.66 product items are purchased on each shopping occasion. Explains the value or weight of purchases by various geographic, demographic and behavioural factors, specifically: the distance travelled to the shop (closely related to the frequency of shopping), the gender of shopper, whether the shopping was undertaken on the main shopping day of the week, and income (by far the dominant explanator). However, because of the limited quantities purchased on each shopping occasion, and the low numerical variation in purchases, the question for future research is whether some combination of low value attached to shopping time, logistical limitations, and storage constraints operate to limit the purchases of shoppers. Such research findings would support a decentralized retail strategy for sales maximization.

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IPC Corporate University Library ATC LO SAM t C.1
ATC1602538
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Judul Seri
International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management
No. Panggil
ATC LO SAM t
Penerbit
Australia : Emerald Insight.,
Deskripsi Fisik
11 p.
Bahasa
English
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Tipe Media
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Tipe Pembawa
online resource
Edisi
Vol. 24 Issue: 4, pp.20-28
Subjek
Management
Retailing
Food industry
Consumer behaviour
Drinks industry
Shanghai
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