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Consumer behaviour 496 Konsumentenverhalten 496 Einzelhandel 383 Retail trade 383 Online retailing 173 Online-Handel 173 Beziehungsmarketing 155 Relationship marketing 155 Customer satisfaction 88 Kundenzufriedenheit 88 Brand management 73 Markenführung 73 Food retailing 65 Lebensmitteleinzelhandel 65 E-commerce 63 Electronic Commerce 63 Brand image 59 Markenimage 59 Textile distribution 56 Textilhandel 56 Brand 51 Lieferkette 51 Supply chain 51 Markenartikel 50 Distribution channel 49 Vertriebsweg 49 Fashion 47 Mode 47 Retail 46 Dienstleistungsqualität 42 Service quality 42 USA 40 United States 40 Ladengestaltung 38 Store design 38 Retailing 37 Luxury goods 35 Luxusgüter 35 Bekleidungsindustrie 31 Clothing industry 31
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Article in journal 772 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 772 review-article 768 Collection of articles of several authors 17 Sammelwerk 17 Case study 14 Fallstudie 14 Aufsatzsammlung 7 Conference paper 7 Konferenzbeitrag 7 Conference proceedings 2 Konferenzschrift 2
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English 1,552
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Walters, David 24 Sharples, Sue 20 Piercy, Nigel 16 Cox, Roger 15 Ody, Penelope 14 Rogers, David 13 Kotzab, Herbert 12 McFadyen, Edward 11 Ognjenovic, Danica 11 Teller, Christoph 11 Brusset, Xavier 9 Jones, Gil 9 Worthington, Steve 9 Cliquet, Gérard 8 Freestone, David 7 Hallsworth, Alan 7 Sharpies, Sue 7 Boulay, Jacques 6 Brown, Stephen 6 Diallo, Mbaye Fall 6 Faultrier, Brigitte de 6 Foster, Ann 6 Lewis, Montague 6 Perrigot, Rozenn 6 Silva, Susana C. 6 Sparks, Leigh 6 Aithal, Rajesh K. 5 Alexander, Jessica 5 Eliot, Stuart 5 Gil Saura, Irene 5 Kenning, Peter 5 Kirby, David A. 5 Ruiz-Molina, Maria-Eugenia 5 Runyan, Rodney 5 Sands, David 5 Towers, Neil 5 Wood, Steve 5 de Somogyi, Jan 5 Alexander, Nicholas 4 Bezes, Christophe 4
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American Collegiate Retailing Association 1 Colloquium on European Research in Retailing <2., 2014, Bremen> 1
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Retail and Distribution Management 768 International journal of retail & distribution management 523 International journal of retail and distribution management 256 International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management 3 International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management Ser. 2
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ECONIS (ZBW) 784 Other ZBW resources 768
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A study in South East Wales : The impact of superstores on petrol retailing
Cater, John - In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 16-20
Petrol retailing today is characterised by intense competition. In general South Wales is less affected by this than other areas; but the corner of south‐east Wales, containing both an Asda and a Carrefour, is not typical ‐ the innovative influence of these stores has had an effect on petrol...
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Chemist shops: Professionals behind the counter
Cox, Roger - In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 22-25
Two major factors distinguish the pharmacy trade in this country: the increasing conflict between the professionally‐trained pharmacists and the merchandising wizards of the multiples and supermarket groups, intent on developing their business in OTC lines; and the huge preponderance of one...
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Out of stock: A strategy for cutting costs and reducing effects
In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 33-33
One in ten housewives faces an out of stock situation in current conditions. For the retailer, this means an immediate or potential loss in two‐thirds of the cases; for the supplier, the sales wastage could be considerable. This was the message emerging from the recent massively‐attended...
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The stock situation: The Nielsen view
Connolly, Jim - In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 34-35
Today's problems ‐ and they include stock levels in grocers ‐ are not unique. I doubt if there is anyone in the trade who, during the past few years, has not used or heard many times that over‐worked euphemism “stock rationalisation”. For the plain fact is that no organisation wants to...
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Inventory and cash flow problems
Padden, Keith - In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 35-38
Inventory control is not the same as stock control ‐ it means control of each item that goes to make up the total inventory. In this exercise Keith Padden shows how his hypothetical range of crystal balls ‐ by which he means baked beans, soft drinks, instant coffee, or anything else ‐ can...
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Getting the product mix right
Groves, Mike - In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 38-40
The customer has become much more volatile than ever before; retailers must react and anticipate accordingly, and suppliers must change their relationship and communications with the customer, by working more closely with the retailer. Suppliers, in Mike Groves' view, are still more concerned...
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BUDGEN: The suburban located multiple
Tanburn, Jennifer - In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 42-46
Booker McConnell's supermarket and food store chain trades under the name of Budgen. In total, however, Booker's UK Food Distribution Division covers a wide range of food distribution activities; its wholesale division delivers to members of the Mace voluntary group and also operates over 50...
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Specialised distribution: The function of NCL
In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 47-48
Catering for the distribution needs of a wide range of clients, from the smaller retailer and supplier to the major High Street multiple, NCL includes amongst its clients Woolworth, Boots, Carrington Viyella, and Marks & Spencer. Originating from British Railways and a subsidiary of the National...
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Distribution models and transport planning
O'Brien, Harry - In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 49-52
Depots whose vehicles visit more than one outlet per trip and return to the depot within a known number of working shifts are said to be executing multi‐drop distribution .
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The true cost of small drops: Is it realised by suppliers?
McConkey, R.C. - In: Retail and Distribution Management 3 (1975) 4, pp. 53-55
Economies of distribution are greatly concerned with drop size. From the taking of an order to the delivering of the goods, there are certain elements of work and therefore costs involved which are dependent solely on the size of that order. The greater the number of packs on the order,...
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