Review and analyses of environment impacts were risen by renewable and nonrenewable energy resources usage was done. Impacts of energy sources usage in economic and social scope and influence upon energy independence were defined. Direct impacts of energy sources usage upon economic and social spheres and influence on national energy independence were determined. Theoretically determined second order impacts which are caused by direct impacts of energy resources usage and third and fourth (the last one) order impacts. Each order impact were performed as structural matrixes. Whole system of impact risen by energy resources usage performed as a flowgraph. New arguments for the hypothesis about inexpediency of direct assessment methods for evaluating energy resources using and substitution were grounded.
The main objective of the paper is to explore the impact of store design factors on consumer behaviour and to indicate how the store design evaluations influence customers’ relationship to a particular store. In our research we explore the store design factors of shelf height and shelf layout. We examine both cognitive and affective information processing in shaping store preference framework. Empirical research was conducted using laboratory experiments with photographic images of store design. Data were gathered from a total of 240 respondents. Non-probability sampling in the form of convenience sampling was employed. Analysis of variance was employed to test the hypotheses. We conclude that both design factors investigated in the study are important determinants of repeat purchase intention, however with different effect on cognitive and affective level.
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