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Anjana Grewal - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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How Store Attributes Impact Shoppers’ Loyalty in Emerging Countries : an Investigation in the Indian Retail Sector
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2018Co-Authors: Monica Grosso, Sandro Castaldo, Anjana GrewalAbstract:This paper takes a first step towards verifying a loyalty building model in the Indian Retail Sector. The results show that the intensity of some core loyalty model paths in developed countries, are confirmed within the Indian Retail Sector. One such path refers to the relationship between store loyalty and its main driver, customer satisfaction. Satisfaction comes mainly from the store environment and the perceived value according to customers, which is influenced by the Retailers’ product assortment decisions. Surprisingly, promotions don’t have an impact on the perceived value, while the perceived value has only a small and negative impact on store loyalty.
Monica Grosso - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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How Store Attributes Impact Shoppers’ Loyalty in Emerging Countries : an Investigation in the Indian Retail Sector
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2018Co-Authors: Monica Grosso, Sandro Castaldo, Anjana GrewalAbstract:This paper takes a first step towards verifying a loyalty building model in the Indian Retail Sector. The results show that the intensity of some core loyalty model paths in developed countries, are confirmed within the Indian Retail Sector. One such path refers to the relationship between store loyalty and its main driver, customer satisfaction. Satisfaction comes mainly from the store environment and the perceived value according to customers, which is influenced by the Retailers’ product assortment decisions. Surprisingly, promotions don’t have an impact on the perceived value, while the perceived value has only a small and negative impact on store loyalty.
Loo Lee Sim - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Restructuring the small‐scale Retail Sector in Singapore
International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management, 1999Co-Authors: Loo Lee SimAbstract:Focuses on the small‐scale Retail Sector in Singapore. After reviewing the literature on small‐scale Retailing, it discusses the measures undertaken by governments in European countries and Japan to help the small Retailer. The various schemes and action plans undertaken by the Singapore Government to restructure the Retail Sector under the Retail Sector Development Plan are discussed and evaluated. The Retail Sector Development Plan is found to have limited access. It is recommended that the Government should introduce schemes to encourage marginally performing businesses to exit from the Retail Sector so that it can be more efficient and competitive.
Robert W. Snow - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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wealth mother s education and physical access as determinants of Retail Sector net use in rural kenya
Malaria Journal, 2006Co-Authors: Abdisalan M Noor, Abdinasir A Amin, Robert W. Snow, J Omumbo, Dejan ZurovacAbstract:Insecticide-treated bed nets (ITN) provide real hope for the reduction of the malaria burden across Africa. Understanding factors that determine access to ITN is crucial to debates surrounding the optimal delivery systems. The influence of homestead wealth on use of nets purchased from the Retail Sector is well documented, however, the competing influence of mother's education and physical access to net providers is less well understood. Between December 2004 and January 2005, a random sample of 72 rural communities was selected across four Kenyan districts. Demographic, assets, education and net use data were collected at homestead, mother and child (aged < 5 years) levels. An assets-based wealth index was developed using principal components analysis, travel time to net sources was modelled using geographic information systems, and factors influencing the use of Retail Sector nets explored using a multivariable logistic regression model. Homestead heads and guardians of 3,755 children < 5 years of age were interviewed. Approximately 15% (562) of children slept under a net the night before the interview; 58% (327) of the nets used were purchased from the Retail Sector. Homestead wealth (adjusted OR = 10.17, 95% CI = 5.45–18.98), travel time to nearest market centres (adjusted OR = 0.51, 95% CI = 0.37–0.72) and mother's education (adjusted OR = 2.92, 95% CI = 1.93–4.41) were significantly associated with use of Retail Sector nets by children aged less than 5 years. Approaches to promoting access to nets through the Retail Sector disadvantage poor and remote communities where mothers are less well educated.
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Brands, costs and registration status of antimalarial drugs in the Kenyan Retail Sector.
Malaria journal, 2005Co-Authors: Abdinasir A Amin, Robert W. SnowAbstract:Background Although an important source of treatment for fevers, little is known about the structure of the Retail Sector in Africa with regard to antimalarial drugs. This study aimed to assess the range, costs, sources and registration of antimalarial drugs in the Kenyan Retail Sector.
Sandro Castaldo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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How Store Attributes Impact Shoppers’ Loyalty in Emerging Countries : an Investigation in the Indian Retail Sector
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2018Co-Authors: Monica Grosso, Sandro Castaldo, Anjana GrewalAbstract:This paper takes a first step towards verifying a loyalty building model in the Indian Retail Sector. The results show that the intensity of some core loyalty model paths in developed countries, are confirmed within the Indian Retail Sector. One such path refers to the relationship between store loyalty and its main driver, customer satisfaction. Satisfaction comes mainly from the store environment and the perceived value according to customers, which is influenced by the Retailers’ product assortment decisions. Surprisingly, promotions don’t have an impact on the perceived value, while the perceived value has only a small and negative impact on store loyalty.
