Large businesses have big budgets for marketing and promotion and as a result, people graviate towards buying their products. What problems does this cause? What could be done to encourage people to buy local products?

Huge amounts of investments and capital in

businesses

mostly result in effective marketing strategies and benefits and conquer a big portion of a

market

.

Such

a phenomenon leads to untoward consequences.

This

essay will outline the negative effects of these giant

businesses

and will suggest possible solutions to make people support local producers.

To begin

with, due to big marketing campaigns big

companies

have extremely high sales and win the largest portions of the

market

, which leads to losses for other players in the

market

. Not profitable trade eventually would have no choice but shut down and leave a big number of workers unemployed, losing their source of income. Another solid problem which consumers might face because of

this

phenomenon is that

such

a monopolistic business

market

will provide opportunities for these huge manufacturers to set unreasonably high prices on goods since there are no other competitors. Having only big

businesses

, obviously, is not advantageous for societies. To alleviate

such

difficult situations, a few solutions can be suggested.

First

, governments may force big corporations to close their

businesses

for a few days a month to allow small manufacturers to make their profit and survive together. It would make consumers use local services and help these small

businesses

. Korean big grocery chain Emart,

for instance

, is closed twice a month, so local grocery shops may make their sales on those days. One more thing that government may do is support these small

companies

by cutting their taxes, which will definitely encourage them not to give up on their work. In conclusion, sharing the

market

between small and giant

companies

will be always a hot issue for many nations' economies and their governments.

This

essay demonstrated that supporting only big

businesses

might lead to unemployment of numerous employers and a monopolistic

market

,

however

forcing these big corporations to close their business for a few days a month and cutting taxes on small

companies

will ease

this

problematic situation.