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Spatial consumer behaviour in small and medium-sized towns
VAN LEEUWEN E. S. and RIETVELD P. Spatial consumer behaviour in small and medium-sized towns, Regional Studies. Small and medium-sized towns are often recognized as important components of the rural economy. This paper focuses on the current function of small and medium-sized towns in providing retail services to local households in five European countries. Furthermore, it analyses the spatial shopping behaviour of these households. It appears that towns are still important places for shopping: more than half of the purchases of households living in town or the direct hinterland are bought in town. © 2011 Regional Studies Association.
Spatial consumer behaviour in small and medium-sized towns
VAN LEEUWEN E. S. and RIETVELD P. Spatial consumer behaviour in small and medium-sized towns, Regional Studies. Small and medium-sized towns are often recognized as important components of the rural economy. This paper focuses on the current function of small and medium-sized towns in providing retail services to local households in five European countries. Furthermore, it analyses the spatial shopping behaviour of these households. It appears that towns are still important places for shopping: more than half of the purchases of households living in town or the direct hinterland are bought in town. © 2011 Regional Studies Association.
Spatial consumer behaviour in small and medium-sized towns
van Leeuwen, E.S. (author) / Rietveld, P. (author)
2011-01-01
van Leeuwen , E S & Rietveld , P 2011 , ' Spatial consumer behaviour in small and medium-sized towns ' , Regional Studies . https://doi.org/10.1080/00343401003713407
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Spatial Consumer Behaviour in Small and Medium-sized Towns
| Online Contents | 2011
Spatial Consumer Behaviour in Small and Medium-sized Towns
| Taylor & Francis Verlag | 2011
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