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The association between spatial attributes and e-shopping in the shopping process for search goods and experience goods: Evidence from Nanjing
Feng Zhen
, Xiaojuan Du
,
Jason Cao
, Patricia L. Mokhtarian
Center for Transportation Studies
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Channel Choice
25%
China
25%
Clothing
75%
Commercial Land Use
25%
E-shopping
100%
Experience Goods
100%
Internet Users
25%
Nanjing
100%
Online Shopping
25%
Pre-purchase
75%
Product Type
25%
Purchase Stages
25%
Search Experience
100%
Search Goods
100%
Shopping
25%
Shopping Channel
25%
Shopping Process
100%
Shopping Stage
25%
Shopping Travel
25%
Slow Diffusion
25%
Spatial Attributes
100%
Suburban Area
25%
Travel Mode
25%
Travel Time
25%
Trivariate Probit
25%
World Wide Web
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Experience Goods
100%
Land Use
50%
Probit Model
50%
Travel Time
50%