DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERMARKET TECHNOLOGY: THE INCOMPLETE TRANSFER PHENOMENON

Suk‐ching Ho · Ho‐Fuk Lau

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Using the supermarket technology in Hong Kong as an example, the article shows that the transference of the retail technology from one market to another is highly dependent on the socio‐cultural environment. In effecting an international transfer a retailer may have to be satisfied with an incomplete transfer, proceed in a gradual, evolutionary process and maintain an adaptive interaction with the environment.

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