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Brian Rogers buys Sunoco Inc., WellPoint Inc., Whole Foods Market ...
GuruFocus.com, TX - Jul 18, 2008
The impact to his portfolio due to this purchase was 0.23%. His holdings were 6750000 shares as of 06/30/2008. American International Group Inc. world ...UNP - WLP - HES
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[CITATION] Demand for Web-based Services: Evidence from an Online Grocer
MK Greenstein, D Rabinowitz, W Whatley, L Zinick
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Modeling web maintenance centers through queue models -
M Di Penta, G Casazza, G Antoniol, E Merlo - Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering, 2001 - doi.ieeecomputersociety.org
... main- tenance requests may be posted/submitted by means of WEB browser and/or e ... may
be thought of as customers queueing up at the supermarket checkout counters. ...

[PDF] Analysis of Two Related Milk Price Approaches to Address the Noncompetitive Pricing Problem in the … -
RW Cotterill, AN Rabinowitz - Food Marketing Policy Center Issue Paper, 2002 - fmpc.uconn.edu
... The Wilbur, Willis, and Blumenthal (WEB) Bill proposes to ... Supermarket Average Price
Net of Farm Payment ... Price @3.5% does not include the 0.23 Processor and ...

Understanding shoppers' expectations of online grocery retailing -
M Wilson-Jeanselme, J Reynolds - International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management, 2006 - emeraldinsight.com
... per cent discount on internet prices 0.23 0.30 0.24 ... So far, we have employed a
web-based technique ... online shoppers from other retailers? supermarket websites ...
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Hedonic shopping motivations, supermarket attributes, and shopper loyalty in transitional markets
E from Vietnam - emeraldinsight.com
... 2006??, 22 April, available at www.sgtt.com.vn/web/tintuc/default ... of consumer
perceptions and store loyalty intentions for a supermarket??, Journal of ...
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Understanding Consumer Online Grocery Behavior: Results from a Swedish Study -
T Hansen - Journal of Euromarketing, 2005 - haworthpress.com
... Ninety percent of the consumers who agreed to participate in the web-based survey
completed the online ... X3 0.67 0.23 9.41 ... x4 Perceived Internet grocery risk ...

[PDF] Inferring Competition from Prices: Evidence from Online Grocery Markets
MR Ward - 2002 - intel.si.umich.edu
... opened web based grocery stores with a limited selection of products available
nationwide that are delivered via an overnight delivery service like FedEx. ...

Supermarkets and Consumers in Africa: The Case of Nairobi, Kenya -
D Neven, T Reardon, J Chege, H Wang - Journal of International Food & Agribusiness Marketing, 2006 - haworthpress.com
... com> Web- site: <http://www.HaworthPress.com> ? 2006 by The Haworth Press, Inc.
All rights reserved.] KEYWORDS. Consumer behavior, supermarkets, retail outlet ...

[CITATION] Online Grocery Shopping Market and Industry Analysis
D Shringi, D Segev, A Elhusseiny, M Li, U Arif
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[PDF] Web Appendix for: The challenges facing currency usage: will the traditional transactions medium be … -
E Policy - economic-policy.org
... Whether a supermarket has to man 5 or 6 cash counters over the day is much ... WEB APPENDIX
FOR CHALLENGES TO CURRENCY USAGE ... UK 0.87 -0.005 -0.49** 0.02 0.37 0.23 ...

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Poor And Racially Mixed Neighborhoods Have More Grocers, Fewer Supermarkets

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Poverty and the racial makeup of a neighborhood seem to have a lot of influence on the type of food stores available to local residents. For example, poor neighborhoods tend to have more liquor stores and small grocers yet fewer supermarkets and fresh produce stands, according to a study of neighborhoods in North Carolina, Maryland and New York.

In the study, predominantly minority and racially mixed neighborhoods had twice as many grocers as predominantly white neighborhoods, and low-income neighborhoods had four times as many grocers and half as many supermarkets as the wealthiest neighborhoods. In general, poorer neighborhoods and non-white neighborhoods had fewer fruit and vegetable markets, bakeries and natural food stores. Liquor stores were more common in poorer than in richer neighborhoods.

“Our results provide empirical support for the often-cited claim that food options differ across neighborhoods and that healthy food options may be reduced in poor and minority areas,” the study's authors said.

“The location of food stores depends on a complex set of factors, including the marketing decisions of large corporations, the perception of the market by small businesses, consumer demand and purchasing power, competition, local regulations and also local culture. Thus, changing the local food environment will require intersectorial approaches.”

[From: “Associations of Neighborhood Characteristics with the Location and Type of Food Stores.” Contact: Ana V. Diez Roux, MD, PhD, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, M.I.]

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