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目錄 - 研究發展處 - 稻江科技暨管理學院

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稻 江 學 報 第 五 卷 第 一 期<br />

Comparison on Consumer’s Behaviors between Shopping Centers<br />

Located on Taipei City and Kaohsiung City – Examples of Miramar<br />

Entertainment Park and Tong-Yi Dream Mall<br />

Lung-Tai Yeh 1 , Wen-Cheng, Chen 2 , Fu-Yuan Cheng 3<br />

1 Lecturer, Department of Hospitality Management, Toko University<br />

2 Lecturer, Department of Hospitality Management, Toko University<br />

3 Assistant Professor, Department of Hospitality Management, Toko University,<br />

Abstract<br />

The purpose of this research was to identify the attractions and perceptions of shopping centers from consumers<br />

who come from Taipei and Kaohsiung city. We selected Taipei Maramar entertainment park and Kaohsiung<br />

Tong-Yi dream mall as study subjects and investigated consumer’s behavior, demographic statistics and consumer’s<br />

satisfaction by questionnaire, and analyzed the differences on perception of shopping centers and consumer’s<br />

behaviors between these two shopping centers. The results showed that in perceptions of shopping center, consumers<br />

considered shopping center should have comfortable and spacious shopping area, and most of them could clarify the<br />

shopping centers were different from hypermarket. However, most consumers considered the shopping centers were<br />

similar to department stores. There were no significant differences between north and south metropolitans on<br />

consumer’s perceptions of shopping center and behaviors of local shopping centers. There were only significant<br />

differences between north and south metropolitans on consumer’s satisfactions.<br />

Keywords: Shopping center, Consumer’s behavior, Satisfaction<br />

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