Time sharing at leisure facility centres: Analysis of sales performance indicators

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and has been conferred as National Researcher-Level-II of Mexican National System of Researchers. He teaches various topics of marketing in graduate, doctoral executive development programs of the Institute. Dr Rajagopal held key positions in many premier management institutes in India including Administrative Staff College of India.

Growing shopping malls and behaviour of urban shoppers

“…The economic relationship concerns the degree of dependency between the attractiveness of shopping malls and shoppers ' personality traits in reference to market share, returns on investment and profi tability ( Rajagopal, 2008a ). Two types of shopping centre model are observed in the emerging real estate markets in developing countries, which are characterised by their ultimate relationship with the physical shopping centre on whose web site they reside ( Dixon and Marston, 2005 ;Kuruvilla and Ganguli, 2008 ).…”

An analytical inquiry on timeshare research: A continuously growing segment in the hospitality industry

“…Another problem that researchers face is the range of terms that are used to represent the industry or to represent a form of it. For example, depending on the authors or the country or on what they are trying to explain, timeshare can be written in diverse ways: "time-share" Gibson, 1983, 1984;Peirce and Mann, 1983;Tharmalingam, 1986), "timesharing" Pollack, 1982;Rohan and Furlong, 1984), "time-sharing" (Crosson and Dannis, 1977;, and "time sharing" Rajagopal, 2008). Other scholars mentioned other expressions such as fractional ownership (Ricci and Kaufman, 2007), vacation intervals (Hahm et al, 2007), interval ownership (Rohan and Furlong, 1984), multiple ownership property (Butler, 1985).…”

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“…According to Howard (2007) [13], shopping is considered as recreation actions particularly in perspective of the increment of the shopping malls where the customers usually have a direct contact with the physical architectural features in the malls for the purpose of shopping [14], Fram & Axelrod, 1990) [15].…”