In recent years, many small local shops have closed because customers travel to large shopping center or mall to do their shopping. Is this a positive or a negative development?

The number of shopping malls is increasing as the population grows in the city. Some argue that shopping malls take retail boutiques’ customers and because of

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, many small stores are forced to be closed. I believe that

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has a negative impact on culture, traditions, and the local recession.

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many retail shops are selling handmade, and traditional products,

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, indigenous neckless. Closing their store means that the community losses the identification of their own culture.

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, items being sold in

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stores tend to be very unique, and creative, and sometimes they are made for specific purposes.

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, skincare items for extremely dry skin. If they are gone, many people will get lost since their preferred specified items are not purchasable at the regular markets.

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there is a possibility that the regional business, not only small shops, might be bankrupt. Those small shops are run by people living originally

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the big malls are often occupied by franchisees. Even though the number of people going to

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shopping mall and spending a huge portion of their money there, its profit will be sent to the store’s headquarter directly.

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, prosperity in the local market brought cash to the community, which will make the local economy capable to run on its own. In conclusion, I believe that shifting the population to use the mall for their shopping from the retail stores in the neighbourhood impacts negatively.

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is because it makes the city less traditional and cultured.

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, it might cause bankruptcy in the local economy.