Table of contents
PHARMACIES: THE SEM AND RETAIL HARMONIZATION
Elke A. Pioch, Barry J. Davies, David BennisonAssesses the likely impact of European legislation on the conduct ofpharmacy business in Britian and Germany. Examines the range of (proposed)legislation and inferences drawn…
PLASTIC CARDS AND CONSUMER CREDIT
Steve WorthingtonOnly a small proportion of consumer borrowing is provided by bank andretailer credit cards. Discusses how recent changes in credit card terms andsocietal attitudes may further…
EMPLOYMENT IN RETAILING: UNSOCIABLE HOURS AND SUNDAY TRADING
David A. KirbyExamines the likely implications for retail employees of a change in thelaw governing retail trading hours in Britian. Based on a survey conducted inAugust 1991 of 483 female…
BASKET ANALYSIS: A NEW WAY OF ANALYSING SCANNER DATA
Claes‐Robert JulanderExplores the usefulness of capturing information about the shopper basketfrom computerized scanners, instead of only using data based on articlenumbers. Shopper baskets, as…
COPING WITH DISASTER
Mark WeiglerReviews problems arising with insurance in respect to the very highincidence of retail fires, with arson a major cause. Retailers must be awareof policy requirements and minimize…
ISSN:
0959-0552Renamed from:
Retail and Distribution ManagementOnline date, start – end:
1990Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Prof Neil Towers