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6. What offline alternatives (if any) would you use to pass on or get rid of each type of item, if you decided not/were not able to do this online? Sofa Dining table Desk Office chair TV Mobile phone Computer Other IT Other electrical e.g. toaster, hairdryer Washing machine Leather jacket Cotton shirt Jumper Other, please specify aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Other, please specify aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Keep them Refuse collection Collection of large items by council Local tip or recycling centre Charitable collection or outlet Second hand shops Car boot sales Sold offline Donated to friends/family Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. Your contribution is very valuable to us. Online Exchange Potential Impact 80
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Final Report Online Exchange Potent
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Executive summary This research was
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� It is clear that online exchang
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Appendix 1: Weight estimates of ite
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This report also describes the outp
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on the distribution of social grade
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Table 3.3 eBay search criteria for
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enough items listed during either t
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Table 4.2 Electrical item subcatego
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Outsourced procurement refers to th
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The survey respondents were firstly
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possible to identify errors. Howeve
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Figure 6.3 Average final bid price
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Figure 6.6 Proportion sold by avera
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Figure 6.7 Numbers of items unsold
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