Bricks or clicks? Consumer channel choice and its transport and environmental implications for the grocery market in Norway
E-grocery is the fastest growing e-commerce segment, while still a niche market. Notwithstanding the channel choice when buying groceries might have relevant transport and environmental implications, little attention is paid to demand analysis. The paper fills this research gap, by using stated pref...
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