These days,
every city contains numerous shopping malls where diversity of sophisticated
items is available to attract consumers’ attraction; on the flip side, we can
see deterioration in small shops and carts because of decreased number of
buyers. In my opinion, it is a negative drift which should be tackled soon with
slew of measures.
Large malls
often sell items on exorbitant prices as compared to small shops, however the
quality of product is same or relatively poor but the glamour of the item is
amplified by decorated packaging in malls which small scale industries can’t
afford. Therefore, people often feel themselves of impeccable standards to buy
goods from malls rather than small shops or carts.
Decrease in
financial condition of locals is also due to this trend because local farmers
and craftsmen cannot earn appropriately due to decreased sale, on the other
hand foreign brands and imported items are gaining large profit and country’s
economic state is declining. This always widens the gap between wealthy and
less well off because malls are often owned by affluent people.
In brief, small
shops are crucial to flourish living standards of common inhabitants and these
should not be replaced by malls. Government should implement policies stating a
particular number of malls per city or population.
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