An increasing number of larger shopping areas, malls and department stores are leading to the decline of smaller corner shops. What are the advantages and disadvantages of shopping in larger shopping centres rather than smaller, more traditional shops? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples.

It is undeniable that shopping
malls
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and department
stores
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are increasing day by day, which results in the decline of single or small
shops
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.
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large shopping centres have many benefits, their drawbacks cannot be ignored. On the
one
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hand, having all
shops
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together in
one
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place,
such
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as in
malls
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, saves a lot of time for
people
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.
Malls
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include grocery
stores
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, clothing
shops
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, toy
stores
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and even car showrooms. In
this
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type of place, most
people
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prefer shopping because of the convenience.
For example
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, when a family goes shopping, different members can do different tasks at the same time. The wife can shop at clothing
stores
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, children can play or visit toy
shops
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, and the husband can buy groceries.
As a result
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, the family does not need to visit separate
shops
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throughout the day.
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,
malls
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usually have bigger showrooms compared to small corner
shops
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, which means they offer a wider variety and larger quantity of products.
On the other hand
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, in smaller
shops
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are cheaper as compared to showrooms in the mall. The
people
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who are not very good in financial status can buy cheaper
foods
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food
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, clothes and other necessary things from these small
shops
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. Because
malls
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are owned by big
companies
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companies,
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for which the shopkeepers have to pay the rent,
whereas
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mostly traditional
shops
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are owned and do not have rent to be paid.
Also
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person can do bargaining in the small
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which
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, which
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helps to buy and save
the
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money. The
shops
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are
opened
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till 11pm
in
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at
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night
which
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, which
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helps to buy
product
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products
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or food at
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last
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the last
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minute. But
malls
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do have proper fixed timing
which
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, which
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cause
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causes
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inconvenience for the
people
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who do not plan or forget to do groceries. In conclusion,
malls
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provide
more
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a more
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wonderful experience than smaller
shops
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, but if we
see
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look
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as
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at
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it per
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per
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from
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the
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a
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convenience
wise
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wise,
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then
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shop
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the shop
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is best as
one
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can do numerous
thing
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things
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at
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in
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one
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place as compared to
do
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doing
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in
separate
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separately
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places
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apply
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.

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