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Differing perceptions of category killers and discount stores
International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management, 2008PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to determine the responses of women college students to discount stores and category killers in terms of the importance of seven‐store characteristics as well as their expectations for these attributes. Another purpose was to determine differences, if any, between these two store formats.
Myron Gable +2 more
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, 2005 A retail store can profitably commit to the lowest prices because that allows it to take significantly greater market share. If a discount store acquires a competing convenience store, the average retail price tends to go up. When the upstream market is oligopolistic, the discounter can exert buyer power in the upstream market and thus earn even more ...
Hao Wang
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Perceived risk associated with apparel purchasing in discount stores
Lifestyles, 1990Consumer discount store patronage preferences for apparel are investigated using the concept of perceived risk. Apparel items are assigned a type and level of risk: low social, low economic; high social, low economic; and high social, high economic. Females (N=222) responding to a mail survey rate their willingness to purchase each item in a discount ...
TERESA A Summers
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Discount Store Retailing in Korea
Journal of Global Marketing, 2001Byoungho Jin
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THE STRATEGIES OF DISCOUNT STORES ON THE ROMANIAN RETAIL MARKET [PDF]
Studies in Business and Economics, 2010 A pertinent analysis of the retail industry's future must include a substantial analysis on emerging countries. These markets will play a more important role in future global economic dynamics, but nevertheless, most concerns focus still on the side that brings opportunities for major retailers.
Lucian Belascu
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Impacts of large discount stores on small US towns: reasons for shopping and retailer strategies
International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management, 2000 Five small Minnesota towns are examined one year after the arrival of six large discount stores. Three hundred consumers were surveyed to determine reasons for store choice and how the new discounters affected shopping.
Lorman Lundsten, David P. Brennan
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Machiavellianism and the discount store executive
The International Review of Retail, Distribution and Consumer Research, 1990This research investigated the Machiavellian orientation of discount store Executives and the relationships between Machiavellianism and job statisfaction and job success. The reported findings are based upon 212 responses to a mail questionnaire sent to a systematic random sample of discount store executives.
Martin T. Topol, Myron Gable
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The Discount Store as Scapegoat: Understanding store image among students [PDF]
, 2013 MSc in Marketing and ...
Ekvall, Sofia
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Retail Markups and Discount Store Entry
2021Presentation ...
Chenarides, Lauren +7 more
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