Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies … Mehr…
Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour. Books Books ~~ Business & Economics~~ Marketing ~~ General Outshopping-Behaviour~~Sanjeev-Varshney AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG. Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour.<
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Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour. Books, Business & Economics~~Marketing~~General, Outshopping-Behaviour~~Sanjeev-Varshney, , , , , , , , , , AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG.<
Antecedents, Inter-relationships and Classification - Buch, gebundene Ausgabe, 268 S., Beilagen: Paperback, Erschienen: 2010 LAP Lambert Acad. Publ. Outshopping Behaviour defined as movem… Mehr…
Antecedents, Inter-relationships and Classification - Buch, gebundene Ausgabe, 268 S., Beilagen: Paperback, Erschienen: 2010 LAP Lambert Acad. Publ. Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour.<
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Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies … Mehr…
Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour. Buch / Broschur<
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Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour. Books Books ~~ Business & Economics~~ Marketing ~~ General Outshopping-Behaviour~~Sanjeev-Varshney AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG. Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour.<
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Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies … Mehr…
Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour. Books, Business & Economics~~Marketing~~General, Outshopping-Behaviour~~Sanjeev-Varshney, , , , , , , , , , AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG.<
Antecedents, Inter-relationships and Classification - Buch, gebundene Ausgabe, 268 S., Beilagen: Paperback, Erschienen: 2010 LAP Lambert Acad. Publ. Outshopping Behaviour defined as movem… Mehr…
Antecedents, Inter-relationships and Classification - Buch, gebundene Ausgabe, 268 S., Beilagen: Paperback, Erschienen: 2010 LAP Lambert Acad. Publ. Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour.<
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Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies … Mehr…
Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour. Buch / Broschur<
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Outshopping Behaviour defined as movement of people from one retail trade area to another in search of better options and deals has been studied in many countries worldwide. Most studies try to identify behavioural reasons behind such movement and its impact on trade. Outshopping also predominates in India, because of market structures differences across urban and rural areas and needs thorough investigation. A Sequential Mixed Method design was used for the study. Extensive literature review followed by in-depth interview based grounded theory study was used to generate a set of variables applicapable to Indian market. Variables and model thus generated was studied quantitatively on larger sample. SEM was used to establish the validity of the model. Results give a model for outshopping and establish differences in shopping behaviour for rural and urban customer, later being more habit oriented and vicarious in nature as against value orientation in the previous one. Theoretically results establish the importance of need for uniqueness and service expectations in explaining Outshopping Behaviour.
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EAN (ISBN-13): 9783838375298 ISBN (ISBN-10): 3838375297 Gebundene Ausgabe Taschenbuch Erscheinungsjahr: 2010 Herausgeber: AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG.
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ISBN - alternative Schreibweisen: 3-8383-7529-7, 978-3-8383-7529-8 Alternative Schreibweisen und verwandte Suchbegriffe: Titel des Buches: behaviour
