Similarities and Differences in Pedestrian Shopping Behavior in Emerging Chinese Metropolises

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概要

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• To give a general impression on the fast development of Chinese retailing, this paper reports a study on pedestrian shopping behavior in two city centers, East Nanjing Road and Wang Fujing Street in Shanghai and Beijing. Similarities and differences in pedestrian profiles, activities and movement patterns are generalized from a comparison of statistics from the two groups. Although their social-physical backgrounds are similar, the results indicate similarities in pedestrian profiles and movement patterns but differences in activities, and reflect some fundamental differences in the retail content and development stage of the two streets in during the modernization process.JEL classification: D12, R10

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著者

• ZHU Wei

  Corresponding author, PhD Candidate, Urban Planning Group, Vertigo 08.16, Eindhoven University of Te

• WANG De

  Professor of Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University

• TIMMERMANS Harry

  Professor of Urban Planning Group, Eindhoven University of Technology

• SAITO Saburo

  Professor of Faculty of Economics, Fukuoka University

• ZHU Wei

  Corresponding author, PhD Candidate, Urban Planning Group, Vertigo 08.16, Eindhoven University of Technology

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