Spatial Retail Competition is a theoretical framework within retail geographic analysis that models the strategic interaction among retailers in determining optimal location, pricing, and market reach to maximize consumer capture within a spatially differentiated market.
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Spatial competition in retail markets: movie theaters
Peter Davis · The RAND Journal of Economics · 2006 · 378 citations
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University of Toronto
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University of Leeds
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Georgia State University
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Vienna University of Economics and Business
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