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October 2020 – Additions of recent articles in Social Science & Medicine and Marketing Theory to the Journal Article section
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- Grocery Market Shares in the UK 2020
- The Architecture of England's Co-operative Movement
- A New User’s Reflections on Online Grocery Shopping
- Analysing and Understanding Shopping Centres
- Retail Change in Scotland at Local Authority Level 2008-2014
- About Leigh Sparks and this Blog
- Feeding the (Potentially Rather Ill) Nation?
- UK Grocery Market Share 1997-2019
- Twenty One Years of UK Grocery Market Share
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How is Coronavirus affecting the UK’s Retail Sector?
A couple of months ago, Professor Graeme Roy of the Fraser of Allander Institute invited me to try to answer the question posed at the head of this post. He is part of / leading an ESRC funded ‘observatory’ (Coronavirus … Continue reading →
Posted in Academics, Cities, Competition, Consumer Change, Consumers, Covid19, Essential Retailing, Food Retailing, Internet shopping, Local Retailers, Lockdown, Non-Essential Retailing, Office for National Statistics, Panic buying, Retail Change, Retail Sales, Retailers, Retailing, Sales, Town Centres, Towns, Uncategorized
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Tagged Cities, closures, Covid-19, Data, Economics, Employment, Essential Retailing, Food retailing, Footfall, Lockdown, Non-Essential Retailing, Non-food retailing, Office for National Statistics, Online shopping, Retail Sales, Retailing, Shop Numbers, towns
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