Russell Schiller
Biographic Data
| ID | 3753965 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Russell Schiller |
| GIVEN NAMES | Russell |
| FAMILY NAME | Schiller |
| SIGNATURE | SCHILLER R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Reading |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Retail Decentralization. A Property View
A model of retail branch distribution
Schiller R. K. (1981) A model of retail branch distribution, Reg. Studies 15, 15–22. Multiple retailers might be expected to locate branches in centres with the maximum sales potential. On this assumption a model is suggested which produces an expected distribution of branches between different levels of the retail hierarchy for various numbers of branches. The model shows the different pattern between a static and an expanding branch network. Ev…
The measurement of the attractiveness of shopping centres to middle class luxury consumers
Schiller R. K. (1972) The measurement of the attractiveness of shopping centres to middle class luxury consumers, Reg. Studies 6, 291–297. An attempt is made to measure the attractiveness of shopping centres to high income consumers. There is evidence that these consumers show marked relative preference for certain centres. Various ideas which could explain this are tested. It is suggested that centres attractive to middle class consumers are tho…
Location trends of specialist services
Schiller R. K. (1971) Location trends of specialist services, Reg. Studies 5, 1–10. Evidence is produced to show that specialist services in the Outer Metropolitan Area, around London, are less centrally located than would be expected by current theory. High income, car ownership and population dispersal are suggested as causes. It is argued that specialist services will tend to polarize in future between non-central locations serving car-based l…
Retail Decentralization. A Property View
The measurement of the attractiveness of shopping centres to middle class luxury consumers
Schiller R. K. (1972) The measurement of the attractiveness of shopping centres to middle class luxury consumers, Reg. Studies 6, 291–297. An attempt is made to measure the attractiveness of shopping centres to high income consumers. There is evidence that these consumers show marked relative preference for certain centres. Various ideas which could explain this are tested. It is suggested that centres attractive to middle class consumers are tho…
A model of retail branch distribution
Schiller R. K. (1981) A model of retail branch distribution, Reg. Studies 15, 15–22. Multiple retailers might be expected to locate branches in centres with the maximum sales potential. On this assumption a model is suggested which produces an expected distribution of branches between different levels of the retail hierarchy for various numbers of branches. The model shows the different pattern between a static and an expanding branch network. Ev…
Location trends of specialist services
Schiller R. K. (1971) Location trends of specialist services, Reg. Studies 5, 1–10. Evidence is produced to show that specialist services in the Outer Metropolitan Area, around London, are less centrally located than would be expected by current theory. High income, car ownership and population dispersal are suggested as causes. It is argued that specialist services will tend to polarize in future between non-central locations serving car-based l…
Location trends of specialist services
Schiller R. K. (1971) Location trends of specialist services, Reg. Studies 5, 1–10. Evidence is produced to show that specialist services in the Outer Metropolitan Area, around London, are less centrally located than would be expected by current theory. High income, car ownership and population dispersal are suggested as causes. It is argued that specialist services will tend to polarize in future between non-central locations serving car-based l…
The measurement of the attractiveness of shopping centres to middle class luxury consumers
Schiller R. K. (1972) The measurement of the attractiveness of shopping centres to middle class luxury consumers, Reg. Studies 6, 291–297. An attempt is made to measure the attractiveness of shopping centres to high income consumers. There is evidence that these consumers show marked relative preference for certain centres. Various ideas which could explain this are tested. It is suggested that centres attractive to middle class consumers are tho…
A model of retail branch distribution
Schiller R. K. (1981) A model of retail branch distribution, Reg. Studies 15, 15–22. Multiple retailers might be expected to locate branches in centres with the maximum sales potential. On this assumption a model is suggested which produces an expected distribution of branches between different levels of the retail hierarchy for various numbers of branches. The model shows the different pattern between a static and an expanding branch network. Ev…
Retail Decentralization. A Property View
Business (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Consumer Retail Behavior Studies (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Advertising (1 works) · Archaeology (1 works) · Attractiveness (1 works) · Biological dispersal (1 works) · Central city (1 works)