Children's everyday freedoms: Local government policies on children and sustainable mobility in two Australian states

Gilbert, Hulya; Whitzman, Carolyn; Pieters, Johannes; Allan, Andrew

doi:10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2018.07.007

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“…The results of this study support the theory that has been put forward by (Djafar et al, 2019;Gilbert et al, 2018;Menn et al, 2021) that there are three things that determine customer satisfaction, namely service quality, price, and promotion. Customer satisfaction is very important for the company because if the customer is satisfied then the company will last a long time.…”

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confidence: 89%

“…The results of this study support the theory that has been put forward by (Aranda-Michel et al, 2021;M. Aras et al, 2020;Gilbert et al, 2018;Istanti et al, 2020) that the purpose of promotion is to increase sales and company profits. In a competitive business the company must do the best possible promotion, without promotion the company will lose its market share.…”

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confidence: 86%

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The Effect of Service Quality, Price, and Promotion on Customer Satisfaction Of Futry Bakery & Cake Branch in Gowa

Rijal

Sahade

Nurhalisah

2022

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This research is a quantitative research that aims to 1) Knowing the partial effect of service quality on customer satisfaction Futry bakery & cake branch in Gowa, 2) Knowing the partial effect of price on customer satisfaction Futry bakery & cake branch in Gowa, 3) Knowing the partial effect of promotion on customer satisfaction Futry bakery & cake Gowa branch, and 4) Knowing the simultaneous effect of service quality, price, and promotion on customer satisfaction Futry bakery & cake branch in Gowa. questionnaires. The data analysis technique used instrument testing (validity test and reliability test), classical assumption test (normality test, heteroscedasticity test, and multicollinearity test), and hypothesis testing (partial test (t test), determinant test (R2), and simultaneous test ( test f). The results of hypothesis testing show 1) there is a positive and significant effect of service quality on customer satisfaction with the regression coefficient having a positive value of 0.151 and a significance value of 0.000 < 0.05, 2) there is a positive and significant effect of price on customer satisfaction with the regression coefficient having a positive value. of 0.285 and a significance value of 0.032 < 0.05, 3) there is a positive and significant effect of promotion on customer satisfaction with the regression coefficient having a positive value of 0.318 and a significance value of 0.000 < 0.05, and 4) there is a simultaneous influence on service quality, price , and promotion of customer satisfaction with a calculated F value of 41,695 and a significance value of 0.000 < 0.05.

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The Effect of Service Quality, Price, and Promotion on Customer Satisfaction Of Futry Bakery & Cake Branch in Gowa

Rijal

Sahade

Nurhalisah

2022

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“…Upon examining the origins of the 'Child Friendly Cities' movement [35][36][37], there appears to have been much focus upon independent movement in the public realm [4,38,39], which seeks to reduce children's marginalisation and to enable them to move freely around the city. A child's requirement for space-for physical activity and play-is widely recognised in both the academic literature and among institutions with public policy oversight.…”

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Entitlement, Indeterminacy and Professional Discretion in Urban Planning: Problematising a Child’s Right to Clean Air for Play in London

Taylor

Nunes

2022

Sustainability

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The interaction between air quality and play space receives less focus in planning than it has in public health and environmental sciences research. In this paper, seven local planning authorities of inner London (UK) were sampled from the 10 boroughs with the worst air quality in parks. Greenwich, with significantly better air quality, was included for comparison. The selected authorities were validated against deprivation data, ensuring variance in socio-economic terms. Across this sample, 21 major residential planning applications were assessed, alongside a document analysis of planning policy documents for each authority. Lastly, five semi-structured interviews with different practitioners collectively provided multi-disciplinary perspectives on the planning processes across the sample. Despite the national government having conferred children a right to leisure space and a healthy environment via international conventions, the English planning system, as an institutional rights framework, is not consistently prioritising the delivery of children’s play space nor delivering play space where the air quality has been robustly assessed. In other words, such rights have been subjugated to other priorities in limited urban space in London. Therefore, a discretionary planning system does not preclude individual human rights from becoming disadvantaged under democratically controlled decision-making processes.

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Conclusion: re-imagining the city for a healthier future

Tranter¹,

Tolley²

2020

Slow Cities

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Children's everyday freedoms: Local government policies on children and sustainable mobility in two Australian states

Cited by 16 publications

References 35 publications

The Effect of Service Quality, Price, and Promotion on Customer Satisfaction Of Futry Bakery & Cake Branch in Gowa

The Effect of Service Quality, Price, and Promotion on Customer Satisfaction Of Futry Bakery & Cake Branch in Gowa

Entitlement, Indeterminacy and Professional Discretion in Urban Planning: Problematising a Child’s Right to Clean Air for Play in London

Conclusion: re-imagining the city for a healthier future

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