Parking as a Factor in Business: Containing Five Papers Presented at the Thirty-Second Annual Meeting, January 13-16, 1953
D G Mickle, J T Stegmaier
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D G Mickle, J T Stegmaier
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This report contains a Preface, Forward (with A Review of Major Findings) and Table of Contents for five papers presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting. The five papers are published separately and include: Part 1: Attitudes Toward Parking and Related Conditions in Columbus; Part 2: Economic Relationships of Parking to Business in Seattle Metropolis Area; Part 3: Relationships Between Downtown Automobile-Parking Conditions and Retail-Business Decentralization; Part 4: Central City Property Values in San Francisco and Oakland; Part 5: Trends in Economics Activity and Transformation in San Francisco Bay Area. Additionally, there are four supplements to this Special Report 11, published between 1955-1956, including: Shopper Attitudes; Shopping Habits and Travel Patterns; Parking and Buying Habits of a Store's Customers; Parking and Its Relationship to Business.
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This report contains a Preface, Forward (with A Review of Major Findings) and Table of Contents for five papers presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting. The five papers are published separately and include: Part 1: Attitudes Toward Parking and Related Conditions in Columbus; Part 2: Economic Relationships of Parking to Business in Seattle Metropolis Area; Part 3: Relationships Between Downtown Automobile-Parking Conditions and Retail-Business Decentralization; Part 4: Central City Property Values in San Francisco and Oakland; Part 5: Trends in Economics Activity and Transformation in San Francisco Bay Area. Additionally, there are four supplements to this Special Report 11, published between 1955-1956, including: Shopper Attitudes; Shopping Habits and Travel Patterns; Parking and Buying Habits of a Store's Customers; Parking and Its Relationship to Business.
Key concepts: Downtown, Central business district, Decentralization, Parking lot, Transport engineering, Table (database), Marketing, Advertising