many small shops are closing as they are unable to compete with supermarkets in the area. How does this effect the local communities? how could the situation be improved?

Because of the competition given by

supermarkets

, numerous local

shops

have been shutting down in the locality.

Consequently

, buying options for the local people have been reduced.

Nevertheless

, the government can curb the issue by supporting these shopkeepers. The coming paragraphs will shed a light on

this

context

further

.

First

and foremost, as the conventional shopkeepers are not being able to cope with the challenge given by

supermarkets

, these

shops

are being closed by them and

thus

the purchasing options available for the local buyers in the area have been reducing considerably.

In other words

, they have to be dependent on

supermarkets

even for their day to day purchasing needs which kills their lots of time.

For example

, folks in some of these areas have to look for

supermarkets

even to purchase milk & dairy products, foodgrains, etc. which waste their time. Despite it is a huge problem nowadays, it could be mitigated if the bureaucrats provide support to the local sellers. The authority can give them subsidies and

also

can help them by tax assumptions so that their cost of products can be reduced and make them survive in

such

competitive markets.

For instance

, a 25% increase in small

shops

had been noticed in Delhi

last

year after the Delhi government announced Rs. 20000 subsidy to the local sellers. In conclusion,

although

there has been an exorbitant effect on societies due to consistent decline in local

shops

, the situation can be resolved easily if the authority take immediate actions and provide essential support to these sellers in order to make them survive in the competitive world.