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Merchandise and Category Management

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The purpose of this Chapter is to explain the different attributes of a retailer’s merchandise mix and the aspects to be considered in merchandise planning. The Chapter deals with the merchandise mix, the development and importance of store brands and the integration of merchandise planning into the broader process of category management.

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  • A.C. NIELSEN (Ed.) (2006): Consumer-Centric Category Management, Hoboken/NJ.

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  • VARLEY, R. (2006): Retail Product Management, 2nd ed., London et al.

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(2007). Merchandise and Category Management. In: Strategic Retail Management. Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9272-7_9

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