Časoprostorové modely nákupního chování české populace

Abstract

Josef KUNC a kolektivVšechna práva vyhrazena. Žádná část této elektronické knihy nesmí být reprodukována nebo šířena v papírové, elektronické či jiné podobě bez předchozího písemného souhlasu vykonavatele majetkových práv k dílu, kterého je možno kontaktovat na adrese -Nakladatelství Masarykovy univerzity, Žerotínovo náměstí 9, 601 77 Brno.

Transformation of retailing in post-communist Slovakia in the context of globalization

“…Studies in the Czech Republic show that the time lag in the transformation processes occurred from the west to the east of the country (cf. Kunc et al, 2013).…”

“…It is possible to identify four stages of development when evaluating the process of concentration of retailing in Slovakia (cf. Bednář, 2005;Szczyrba, 2005;Szczyrba et al, 2007;Kunc et al, 2013): The progress in time is typical for all of the stages. The number of stores of each of the mentioned sale format is increasing each year.…”

“…Source: own based on Kunc et al (2013) The consolidation has a differing history in the various sectors of retailing and it can be observed simultaneously with the process of internationalization. The consolidation of sport equipment retailing is the most recent case of this phase.…”

“…By analyzing all of the changes in Slovak retail it is then possible to identify several stages of transformation (cf. Kunc et al, 2013): (i) Atomization of the retail sector.…”

The analysis of shopping behaviour in the context of spending leisure time activities of consumers in the chosen shopping centres in Vienna (Austria)

“…The trend is increasing, because shopping centres are trying to create positive experience for their visitors to make them come back to the shopping galleries. In addition to shopping opportunities, according to the research of Szczyrba (2005) [2] in Olomouc, Mitrikova, Tomcikova, & Lukacova (2012) [5] in Kosice, Krizan and Tolmaci (2011) [11], Krizan, Bilkova, Kita et al (2016) [12] in Bratislava, Kunc et al (2012Kunc et al ( , 2013 [13][14], Maryas, Kunc, Tonev et al (2014) [15] in Brno, Trembosova (2010) [4] in Nitra, Civan, Svorad a Krogmann (2014) [16] in Voderady, the shopping centres are becoming the places of the entertainment and leisure time activities for weekend. Therefore, Krizan and Lauko (2014); [6], as well as Spilkova (2012) [9] and Timothy (2005) [17], report that in this case shopping centres can also be considered as destinations for tourism due to their range of services, events and attractions providing the appropriate recreational potential for the development of urban tourism.…”