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Proceedings of the 2013 ACM conference on Pervasive and ubiquitous computing adjunct publication, 2013
People choose their favorite supermarket based on many factors including how the place is designed and organized. Customers generally perceive their shopping experience in an aggregated way, which leaves little room for supermarkets managers to understand what triggers negative feelings.
Nour El Mawass, Eiman Kanjo
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People choose their favorite supermarket based on many factors including how the place is designed and organized. Customers generally perceive their shopping experience in an aggregated way, which leaves little room for supermarkets managers to understand what triggers negative feelings.
Nour El Mawass, Eiman Kanjo
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Supermarket Pricing Strategies
Marketing Science, 2008Most supermarket firms choose to position themselves by offering either everyday low prices (EDLP) across several items or offering temporary price reductions (promotions) on a limited range of items. While this choice has been addressed from a theoretical perspective in both the marketing and economic literature, relatively little is known about how ...
Paul B. Ellickson, Sanjog Misra
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, 2014 The crested tern and the supermarket
Animal Behaviour, 1986L'analyse des fluctuations d'amplitudes des emissions sonores se presente comme le code-barre des produits de ...
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Nursing Older People, 2007
Supermarkets designed especially for older people could be opening in the UK following the success of a similar venture in Germany.
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Supermarkets designed especially for older people could be opening in the UK following the success of a similar venture in Germany.
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2018
The chapter introduces the ideas of Bruno Latour in order to identify the shopping cart as what Latour would call a “nonhuman actant,” which shapes human behavior in crucial and active ways. Above all, the cart completes a circuit of nonhuman machines in the new system of industrial food flow, ensuring foods that are produced on an unprecedented scale ...
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The chapter introduces the ideas of Bruno Latour in order to identify the shopping cart as what Latour would call a “nonhuman actant,” which shapes human behavior in crucial and active ways. Above all, the cart completes a circuit of nonhuman machines in the new system of industrial food flow, ensuring foods that are produced on an unprecedented scale ...
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Supermarket environment and nutrition outcomes: Evidence from rural China
Journal of Rural Studies, 2022Yanjun Ren +2 more
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