Table of Contents
- Insights and Opportunities
- Market in Brief
- Politics
- Liberal, market led economy
- Population
- Chinese consumers
- Foreign entrants
- Retailing in China
- Food retailing
- Health & Beauty
- Fashion
- Household
- Report Scope and Technical Notes
- Technical notes
- Broader Market Environment
- Background
- Politics
- The economy
- Growing pains
- Population
- Figure 1: China: Population trends, 1997-2006
- Figure 2: China: Population pyramid, 2006
- Figure 3: China: Male-female imbalance by age, 2006
- Figure 4: UK, China, Population pyramids, 2006
- Urban vs rural population
- Figure 5: China: Rural -- Urban population split, 1953-2007
- Incomes
- Figure 6: China: Average household income, 2007
- Figure 7: China: Engle coefficient, urban vs rural areas, 1978-2007
- GDP
- Figure 8: China: GDP, 1998-2007
- Inflation
- Figure 9: China: Inflation, 1997-2007
- Figure 10: China: Inflation by main category, 2007
- Unemployment
- Figure 11: China: Unemployment in urban areas, 2002-07
- Figure 12: China: Public -- Private employment, urban areas 2007
- Consumer spending
- Figure 13: China: Household consumption expenditure, 1997-2006
- Figure 14: China: Detailed Household consumption expenditure, 2004-06
- Retailing in China
- Figure 15: China: Total retail sales, 2001-07
- Figure 16: China: Retail sales by location, 2002-07
- Retail sales by sector
- Figure 17: China: Retail sales by large businesses by ownership, 2006
- Figure 18: China: Retail sales by large retailers, 2006
- Figure 19: China: Sales, outlets and space for major retail groups,
2005, 2006
- Forecast
- Figure 20: China: Retail sales, 2003-12
- Consumers
- Ownership of consumer durables
- Figure 21: China: Ownership of consumer durables in urban areas, 2006
- Consumers and the Internet
- Figure 22: China: Internet penetration, 2002-07
- Figure 23: China: Internet penetration by age, 2007
- Consumer research
- Consumer spending intentions
- Detailed consumer demographics
- Figure 24: China: Major spending intentions, February 2008
- Figure 25: China: Other spending intentions, February 2008
- Figure 26: China: Minor spending intentions, February 2008
- The major retail sectors
- Modern retailing vs traditional retailing
- Figure 27: China: Modern vs Traditional retailing, by share of sales 2007
- Traditional retailing
- Food retailing
- Key findings
- Food retailing in China
- The consumer
- Where do consumers shop for food?
- Figure 28: China: Profile of where consumers shop for fresh food,
February 2008
- Figure 29: China: Where consumers shop for other foods, February 2008
- How often do they shop?
- Figure 30: China: How often consumers shop for food, February 2008
- Important factors when choosing where to shop
- Figure 31: China: Factors in choosing where to shop, February 2008
- Major players
- Figure 32: China: Leading food retailers, 2006/7
- Lianhua
- Carrefour China
- Figure 33: Carrefour China trading Record, 2005-07
- Lotus
- Tesco
- Figure 34: Tesco China: Financial performance, 2005/06-2007/08
- Wal-Mart
- Detailed consumer demographics
- Figure 35: China: Where consumers do main shopping for fresh foods,
February 2008
- Figure 36: China: Where consumers do main shopping for other foods,
February 2008
- Figure 37: China: How often consumers shop for food, February 2008
- Figure 38: China: Most important factors determining which food shop to
choose, February 2008
- Figure 39: China: Other factors determining which food shop to choose,
February 2008
- Health and beauty
- Department stores
- Clothing
- Where do the Chinese buy clothes?
- Rising aspirations
- Early stages of development
- Major retailers
- Figure 40: China: Clothing retailers: Leading players, sales and
outlets, 2007
- Western retailers
- Decathlon
- Hong Kong-based companies
- Figure 41: Baleno: China trading performance, 2002/03-2006/07
- Figure 42: Giordano: China trading performance, 2002-06
- Chinese retailers
- Consumer attitudes to buying clothing
- Figure 43: China: Consumer atitudes to buying clothes, February 2008
- Figure 44: China: Consumer attitudes to clothes shopping by age and
income, February 2008
- Detailed consumer demographics
- Figure 45: China: Consumer attitudes to clothes shopping, February 2008
- Figure 46: China: Consumer attitudes to clothes shopping, February 2008
- Household
- DIY
- Figure 47: China: DIY market, major players, 2007
- B&Q
- Figure 48: B&Q China: Trading record, 2003/04-2007/08
- Electricals
- Figure 49: China: Leading electricals retailers, 2007
- Electricals malls
- Gome
- Figure 50: Gome Electrical Appliances: Group financial performance,
2004-06
- Figure 51: Gome outlet data, 2003-December 2006
- Figure 52: Gome sales mix, 2006
- Suning
- Figure 53: Suning Home Appliances: Group financial performance and
outlet data, 2003-07
- Figure 54: Suning sales mix, 2006
- Best Buy
- Consumer attitudes to buying Electricals
- Figure 55: China: Factors determining where consumers by electrical
products, February 2008
- Figure 56: China: Electricals: Consumer preferences by age and income,
February 2008
- Detailed consumer demographics
- Figure 57: China: Factors determining where consumers by electrical
products: detailed results, February 2008
- Figure 58: China: Factors determining where consumers by electrical
products: detailed results, February 2008
- Furniture
- Furniture malls
- Consumer attitudes to buying furniture
- Figure 59: China: What consumers look for from a furniture store,
February 2008
- Figure 60: China: Consumer preferences when buying furniture, by age and
income, February 2008
- Detailed consumer demographics
- Figure 61: China: What consumers look for from a furniture store,
detailed demographics, February 2008
- Figure 62: China: What consumers look for from a furniture store,
detailed demographics, February 2008
- Appendix
- Figure 63: Top 100 retailers in China, 2006
- Figure 64: China: Major foreign-invested chained enterprise business
overview, 2006
- Figure 65: China: Overview of top 100 FMCG chained retail enterprises,
2006
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