Shoppen, Surfen, Socializen – Aktuelle Konsumtrends hybrider Konsumenten in der Innenstadt

Hilpert Markus () and Völkening Niklas ()
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Hilpert Markus: Institut für GeographieUniversität AugsburgDeutschlandAlter Postweg 11886159 AugsburgAugsburgDeutschland
Völkening Niklas: Institut für GeographieUniversität AugsburgDeutschlandAlter Postweg 11886159 AugsburgAugsburgDeutschland

ZFW – Advances in Economic Geography, 2020, vol. 64, issue 1, 28-42

Abstract: In the recent past, a change in consumer behavior has accelerated the change in inner cities: Hybrid consumption is characterized by an “as well as” behavior when shopping. This phenomenon can be researched using the example of an annual passer-by survey in the test city of Augsburg. It turns out that increasingly different motives than shopping are crucial for the inner city visit. Correspondingly, consumer spending is also declining. This is why retail sales are coming under increasing pressure despite the increasing number of visitors.

Keywords: City Center Development; Hybrid Consumption; Online Trading; Retail Trade; Einzelhandel; Hybrider Konsum; Innenstadtentwicklung; Onlinehandel (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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DOI: 10.1515/zfw-2017-0030

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