A new economic indicator published monthly by the Dallas Fed will provide timely estimates of retail sales in Texas.

Comments on the article “Spokes in the Wheel of Retailing” Congratulates the authors on the issues raised therein, but maintains that “Spokes in the Wheel of Retailing” represents a missed opportunity. More detailed research is needed on the processes of retail change in the inter‐war...

Recently described as a 'peculiarly British innovation,' retail parks are an increasingly important element of the UK's urban retail structure. Yet relatively little is known about customer usage and perceptions of this innovative retail form. A study of the Abbey Trading Centre, an unplanned...

Despite its conceptual significance, R. L. Davies' complex model of city centre retailing has received relatively few empirical airings.This is largely attributable to its reliance upon the free play of market forces,a state of affairs which rarely pertains in today's highly planned retail...

The agglomeration of similar retail outlets has long attracted the attention of geographers. This paper examines the attitudes of retailers towards agglomeration,thereby complementing earlier studies based upon pattern analysis and pedestrian interchange. In addition, it explores the nature of...

Recently described as "the most popular topic area in the entire marketing literature", the wheel of retailing remains a marketing enigma, revered and reviled in almost equal measure. This paper summarizes the substantial body of literature on the wheel theory and attempts to account for its...