Clústeres competitivos del comercio minorista unilocalizado

  • José Francisco Valls Giménez
  • , Antoni Parera Olm
  • , Joan Sureda Pascual
  • , Marçal Tarragó

Producció científica: Document de treball

Resum

Retail trade in tourist cities are facing a number of changes that have accelerated following the economic crisis. Those resulting from increased trade competition accelerated by the crisis, the changes in consumer habits, and the presence of national and international tourists. These changes generate negative impacts on trade, but also opportunities to meet new demands. Taking as the results of the quarterly survey ICOB-ESADE, conducted between 2010 and 2014, this paper has proposed a set of clusters urban retail trade, from the perspective of competitiveness. The five clusters that appear, from highest to lowest level of competitiveness, have been obtained thanks to a number of dimensions of competitiveness subjected to a sample of 500 retailers in Barcelona. Noteworthy among these dimensions is not relevant for competitiveness in a tourist town or type of business activity performed, or the range of products sold, or the type of customers to who m it is addressed. However, care much for competitiveness -identifying the uniqueness of competitive advantage- trade with the size of the business adjusted to productive factors, incorporating e-commerce and technology, and adapting to the times and business calendar to customers.
Idioma originalCastellà
Pàgines1-39
Nombre de pàgines39
Estat de la publicacióPublicada - 15 d’oct. 2015

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