Advancement is a requirement, but at the same time regional societies are also a crucial part of a human being's life, because we humans are social animals. It is often argued by many that, because of the accelerated buildup of huge markets in various nations, local ventures are not able to stand out in front of these big businesses. In my perspective, I completely agree with the statement that, it will kill the regional businesses and leave many without earnings if it continues to grow at a higher rate.
First of all, I believe that the superstores sell most of the items at higher costs. By cause of the high prices there are many people who are not able to afford to buy these pricey things. To demonstrate, the bigger grocery stores like Metro and Loblaws sell the groceries at higher prices as compared to the market prices at which they purchase the groceries from manufacturers, to earn their profit and to pay the bills as well. Consequently, it will be more difficult for the poor individuals purchasing anything from these big stores if the local shops will die out because of them.
Secondly, these shopping complexes are usually built in the middle of the big cities, far away from the countryside areas, which makes it problematic for the people residing in the villages to travel that far just to buy fewer things. Moreover, there is a population in some countries who do not have any means of transportation to travel to the cities to buy the items which are necessary for them. To put it another way, in a big country like India, where half of the population resides in rural regions, people prefer to purchase basic necessities like groceries or milk from local shopkeepers instead of travelling to the cities. As a result, if these regional markets will be closed, what would these people will do in future?
To conclude, bigger complexes are essential for the growth of the economies, but at the same time locals are necessary for the local communities to able to get easy access to the items of daily need without any worries or hustling towards the cities situated far-far away.
Advancement is a requirement,
but
at the same time regional societies are
also
a crucial part of a human being's life,
because
we humans are social animals. It is
often
argued by
many
that,
because
of the accelerated buildup of huge markets in various nations,
local
ventures are not able to stand out in front of these
big
businesses. In my perspective, I completely
agree
with the statement that, it will kill the regional businesses and
leave
many
without earnings if it continues to grow at a higher rate.
First of all
, I believe that the superstores sell most of the items at higher costs. By cause of the high prices there are
many
people
who are not able to afford to
buy
these pricey things. To demonstrate, the bigger grocery stores like Metro and
Loblaws
sell the groceries at higher prices as compared to the market prices at which they
purchase
the groceries from manufacturers, to earn their profit and to pay the bills
as well
.
Consequently
, it will be more difficult for the poor individuals purchasing anything from these
big
stores if the
local
shops will
die
out
because
of them.
Secondly
, these shopping complexes are
usually
built in the middle of the
big
cities
, far away from the countryside areas, which
makes
it problematic for the
people
residing in the villages to travel that far
just
to
buy
fewer things.
Moreover
, there is a population in
some
countries who do not have any means of transportation to travel to the
cities
to
buy
the items which are necessary for them. To put it another way, in a
big
country like India, where half of the population resides in rural regions,
people
prefer to
purchase
basic necessities
like groceries or milk from
local
shopkeepers
instead
of travelling to the
cities
.
As a result
, if these regional markets will
be closed
, what would these
people
will do in future?
To conclude
, bigger complexes are essential for the growth of the economies,
but
at the same time
locals
are necessary for the
local
communities
to able
to
get
easy access to the items of daily need without any worries or hustling towards the
cities
situated far-far away.