Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7240487 | International Journal of Research in Marketing | 2018 | 19 Pages |
Abstract
Our results show that shifting the entire basket to the HD entails substantial savings. Yet, for the majority of consumers, adding a HD to the store set does not reduce grocery outlay: visiting the HD and TS on separate shopping trips leads to a “status quo”, and visiting them on combined shopping trips even enhances weekly spending. While consumers pay less per unit bought at the HD, this is (more than) offset by the purchase of larger quantities across a broad range of product categories, and of more expensive items at the TS. Especially older consumers or larger households, and consumers who shop more frequently or are easily enticed by promotions, are bound to overspend.
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Authors
Els Gijsbrechts, Katia Campo, Mark Vroegrijk,