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April 2020 – Some tidying up and corrections in the Journal Article section
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Supermarket Nightmares: Keeping your Distance
In, what seems like an eternity ago. I got into a degree of trouble for suggesting that food retailers, for good or bad, were ‘social engineers’ and we needed to recognise and understand the implications of this. This was on … Continue reading →
Posted in Academics, Amazon Go, Behavioural Economics, Consumer Change, Consumer Choice, Consumers, Dark Stores, Design, Employment practices, Food Retailing, Food Standards Scotland, Health, Panic buying, Retail Change, Retailers, Social Inequality, Supermarket, Uncategorized, University of Stirling, Well being
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Tagged Amazon Go, Consumer Behaviour, Covid19, Design, Food retailing, Food Standards Scotland, Ford Commissary, Future, Internet, Keedoozle, Social Distancing, Social Engineers, Supermarket
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