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Urban retail market in Bratislava (Slovakia): Consumers perception and classification of shopping centres

The transformation of urban retail as well as the strong influence of globalization creates new sales formats, such as shopping centers. These represent a new form of contemporary retailing and have a significant impact on transformation and localization and also they influence the shopping behavior...

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Published in:Management & marketing (Bucharest, Romania) Romania), 2014-10, Vol.9 (4), p.483
Main Authors: Krizan, Frantisek, Bilková, Kristína, Kita, Pavol
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Cities
Classification
Consumer behavior
Consumers
Decentralization
Food
Free markets
Geographic information systems
Globalization
Localization
Questionnaires
Retail stores
Retailing industry
Rural areas
Shopping centers
Studies
Suburban areas
Taxonomy
Trends
Urban areas
title Urban retail market in Bratislava (Slovakia): Consumers perception and classification of shopping centres
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