Marketplace Trade in Large Cities in Poland

Bieszk‐Stolorz, Beata; Dmytrów, Krzysztof

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“…The outcomes reported on the observed marketplaces are an example of the important social driving force and micro-economy in Belgrade, the capital and the largest city in the country, and even more significantly, the research profiled the important public space. Supported by existing literature (Bieszk-Stolorz and Dmytrów, 2021; Doidge et al. , 2018; Ledesma and Giusti, 2021), our findings show that marketplaces may serve many purposes beyond their basic economic and traditional function of the exchange of goods and services.…”

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“…The prices on the observed market vary significantly depending on the intensity of offer and demand, but they are almost always lower than the prices of the same products in supermarkets and grocery shops. This significantly attracts more customers and affects the more favorable sale results of the selected market (Bieszk-Stolorz and Dmytr ow, 2021). For the marketplaces in Belgrade, it is also important that the model of public utility services presented here respects the specificities of the activities of the market so that it could provide the communities and vendors a successful market.…”

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Lessons learned from historical development and modern practice of marketplaces – focus on the Serbian capital city

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PurposeThe starting premise of the case study is to describe the ongoing interventions and experiences within the observed public marketplaces' organization. The objective of the research is to examine specified aspects of social and economic perspectives and the role of marketplaces in changing the local surroundings and economy of the Serbian capital and its largest city – Belgrade.Design/methodology/approachMultiple methods of analysis, such as archival investigation, participants' observation and semi-structured interviews were conducted. To inspect the research questions, the case implemented qualitative research that sampled 21 employees in the examined public company which manages all the analyzed urban marketplaces.FindingsThis case study will describe the city-sponsored organization, the Public Utility Company (PUC), that sustains marketplaces and the implications of that city sponsorship. Additionally, the outcomes describe the social and economic impact of marketplaces in placemaking around the region.Practical implicationsThe most imperative implications of the manuscript are twofold: (1) the research results have shown that the potential of the city marketplaces can be increased through the support of the PUC and the city government; (2) as one of the first empirical projects about the social organization of the marketplaces in this part of Europe, the findings provide an overview of the contemporary market processes, and market outcomes. This study can affect other future research to explore similar aspects of the markets' organization.Social implicationsThis research can encourage comparable future examinations to explore other components of the market, varying in the regional diversities on one hand, and the manifold prospects for the community development with fewer benefits, on the other.Originality/valueThe study analyzes all the local markets in the selected urban area. This is the first empirical research on the social perspective and the role of marketplaces in the process of changing the modern society and economy in Belgrade. Moreover, it may contribute to future analysis in the field of social perspective and economic directions in future strategies of city planning.

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Lessons learned from historical development and modern practice of marketplaces – focus on the Serbian capital city

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A Comprehensive Exploration of Hellwig’s Taxonomic Measure of Development and Its Modifications—A Systematic Review of Algorithms and Applications

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This paper presents an original and comprehensive investigation into the Taxonomic Measure of Development (TMD), introduced by Hellwig in 1968, enriching both its theoretical foundations and practical applications. It provides an overview of various variants of the Hellwig method, including their extensions and applications, while also exploring recent trends across multiple research domains. Primarily developed as a method for multidimensional analysis, TMD has evolved into a pivotal tool in multi-criteria decision-making. It is widely used for evaluating and ranking alternatives, particularly in the analysis of complex socio-economic phenomena and decision-making scenarios involving multiple criteria. This study systematically reviews the original algorithm and its subsequent extensions and modifications, including adaptations for fuzzy sets, intuitionistic fuzzy sets, and interval-valued fuzzy sets. Furthermore, it explores an integrated multi-criteria approach based on Hellwig’s method and its practical applications across various domains. This paper introduces an original approach by conducting a detailed, step-by-step analysis of the TMD framework. This process-oriented analysis is a novel contribution that sets this study apart from typical reviews based on statistical or bibliometric data. By examining key steps in the TMD framework—such as data collection, criterion weighting, data normalization, ideal value determination, distance calculation, and normalization factor—this paper highlights the method’s versatility in addressing complex, real-world decision-making problems. Although similar to the widely used Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) method in its reliance on distance to evaluate alternatives, Hellwig’s approach is unique in focusing exclusively on proximity to an ideal solution, without considering distance from a negative ideal. This distinctive emphasis has led to numerous adaptations and extensions that address specific issues such as criterion dependencies, uncertainty, and rank reversal. The findings underscore the continued relevance of the Hellwig method, its recent extensions, and its growing international recognition.

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Socio-Economic Profile of Large Cities of Kazakhstan

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Marketplace Trade in Large Cities in Poland

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Lessons learned from historical development and modern practice of marketplaces – focus on the Serbian capital city

Lessons learned from historical development and modern practice of marketplaces – focus on the Serbian capital city

A Comprehensive Exploration of Hellwig’s Taxonomic Measure of Development and Its Modifications—A Systematic Review of Algorithms and Applications

Socio-Economic Profile of Large Cities of Kazakhstan

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