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Retailer Strategies in the Food Marketing Chain: Introduction to the Special Issue
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Louis-Georges Soler
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February 24, 2005
A good understanding of the current evolution in the retail sector is important for both stakeholders in the food chains and governments who have to design policies regulating competition and supplier-buyer relationships. The papers grouped in this special issue provide insights about three questions raised by that evolution: the impact of private label expansion on national brand prices, retailers’ pricing strategies, and retailers’ buying strategies and their impact on upstream producers.
Published Online: 2005-2-24
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- Retailer Strategies in the Food Marketing Chain: Introduction to the Special Issue
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Articles in the same Issue
- Article
- Retailer Strategies in the Food Marketing Chain: Introduction to the Special Issue
- Private Label Expansion and Supermarket Milk Prices
- Price Effects of Private Label Development
- Price Rigidity in the German Grocery-Retailing Sector: Scanner-Data Evidence on Magnitude and Causes
- Loss-Leaders Banning Laws as Vertical Restraints
- Grocery Retailer Behavior in Perishable Fresh Produce Procurement
- Premium Private Labels, Supply Contracts, Market Segmentation, and Spot Prices
