PRODUCT PRICES OF THE COOPERATIVE CANTEEN ARELLANO,MARVIN BREIS,ERICA JOY DAPON,MANILYN GONZAGA,GEALLE DENZELLE MALEJAN,CHRISTINE TUAZON , KARMELA CHAPTER 2 • REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE • REVIEW OF RELATED STUDY • THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK • CONSEPTUAL FRAMEWORK • DEFINITIONS OF TERMS REVIEW OF RELATED REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE LITERATURE According to Utter, Schaaf, Ni and scragg (2007) as mentioned by mahreen et al (2010) school canteens should offer more healthy and more affordable food options and limit the availability of selling less healthy foods. A study is conducted to examine the demographic characteristics and food choices of school canteens. 3295 student respondents ( age 5 to 14 ) completed a food frequency questionnaire and food habits interview. 58% of younger students bought some or most of their food and drink from the canteen while 74% of older students also bought some or most of their food and drink from the canteen. they often consume foods with high sugar/high fat. According to GS Sureshchandar, Chandrasekhan Rajedran and RN Anantharaman (2002), The relationship between service quality and costumers satisfaction has received considerable academic attention in the past few years. But the nature of the exact relationship between service quality and costumer satisfaction (especially in the way the two constructs have been operationalized) is still shouded with uncertainty. According to Aduna Retvum Joven (2013) the line canteen management is need for an improvement system to boost not only the sales of their food but also the efficiency of its operation. In providing nutritious and affordable foods he said that they need to have a good management and marketing practices. Canteens need to provide the best foods for students and provide healthy ,delicious and affordable foods so they can satisfy the buyers. School canteen is only a small business but like other business it requires good management to be successful not only to have sales but to give the students the food they needed. According to Ginger Arboleda (2010), she said that food industries are invetable especially in a country of endless works.We need a place where we can eat while we work and study. A school is a place where there are many activities that uses up it’s students energy. A school provides a canteen place where students can eat,relax and regain the energy for the rest of the day. She also said that ambiance and atmosphere is very important attribute that a canteen must have. According to Mahreen et Al (2010) the food was found to be repetitive and limited students found canteen quite expensive. Food items must be affordable yet nutritious so that the students will be satisfied. According to Garan (2013) " The school age children generally eat their lunch at school which they can either bring from home or buy in school. Parents should discuss with their child the right food to eat in school that provides a balanced diet in the home setting." According to DonJun (2013), the need for an effective management of the canteen stocks should be emphasized. He made observations which led him to recommend only one person who will be responsible for ordering the stocks which includes the food,drinks,packaging ,utensils, first aid and cleaning materials. Allocating this responsibility to only one person is important as its prevents confusion and over ordering ,maintains consistency and ensures maximum efficiency REVIEW OF REVIEW OF RELATED STUDY RELATED STUDY • CHETANA'S BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES CANTEEN RESEARCH
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FAST FOOD AND LESS HYGIENE FOOD • THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND SERVICE QUALITY: A STUDY OF THREE SERVICE SECTORS IN UMEA • UMEA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (2012) • THE UMEA UNIVERSITY; RELIABILTY, RESPONSIVENESS AND ASSURANCE HAD SIGNIFICANT AND RELATIONSHIP WITH BOTH CUSTOMER SATISFACTON AND SERVICE QUALITY WHILE EMPHATY SIGNIFICANTLY RELATED TO SERVICE QUALITY AND NOT CUSTOMER SATISFACTION. BUT CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND SERVICE QUALITY HAD MNO SIGIFICANT RELATIONSHIP • LEVEL OF STUDENTS SATISFACTION OF TSU CAFETERIA SERVICES - (TARLAC STATE UNIVERSITY • YUMUL, LONGGA, DIMAL, MARIANO, SOTTO, PANGILINAN (2015) • -STUDENTS SATISFACTION CAN ONLY BE ACHIEVED IF THE SERVICES OFFERED ARE WELL SYSTEMATIZED AND PRIORITIZED. - AS A HYGIENE AND SANITATION, TSU CAFETERIA OBSERVED HYGIENE AND SANITATION ON OTHER AREAS BUT WITH IDENTIFIED SHORT COMINGS ON OTHER ASPECTS. THEORETICAL THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FRAMEWORK Theory of Price / Price Theory Determining the appropriate price that the students experience for a goods, service and satisfaction. the format to be use in constructing theoretical framework is IO INPUT OUTPUT
Definition of Terms • SATISFACTION • PRODUCT • PRICE • QUALITY • QUANTITY • PLACE • STUDENTS Definition of Terms • SATISFACTION - the contentment of the MHS students in the product price iin the canteen. • STUDENTS - the one who buy products in the canteen • PRODUCT - the food and things can buy at the canteen • PRICE - the amount of range that the students can pay to a product. • QUALITY - the food quality Definition of Terms • QUANTITY - the quantity of food appropriate to the price that the canteen offers. • PLACE - where the students buy their food and things
2018 2019 GRADE 12 ANCHIETA A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY ON THE LEVEL OF SATISFACTION OF THE GRADE 12 AdDU SHS LEARNERS WITH THE QUALITY OF SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE SATELLITE CANTEENS