Thanks to globalization and the advent of the internet, online shopping has become increasingly popular in most parts of the world. However, I disagree that this recent popularity of online shops will lead to the closure of high roadway shops for three reasons.
The attraction for online shopping pales in comparison with the social and physical benefits that come with going to traditional shops. Shopping in high lane stores is a good way of socializing with friends and family. They can get together and go to shops, which might prove useful as this activity could reduce stress and improve the bonds. Moreover, this get-together might be a free physical activity for people who are overwhelmed with their jobs since shoppers need to move from one store to another to find the most suitable clothes or other products.
Another reason why I think that traditional shops remain has to do with the economy. High thoroughfare shops, which pay contribution to the government, employ a number of people, who also pay income duty to the state. In contrast, when shopping online, one does not have to pay duty or this expense is usually smaller. For this reason, the popularity of online shops does not impact the existence of high lane shops.
Finally, the recent prevalence of global online shops has brought about environmental concerns. When shipping larger quantities of goods using air, sea and road transportation, this way of delivering the products to their consumers results in severe damage to the environment. That said, some people could argue that shoppers can buy a wide variety of quality products at reasonable prices using online shopping. I would, however, argue that this little financial benefit is costing a lot at the expense of harm to the atmosphere.
In conclusion, not only is shopping in high lane stores good for socializing, but this way of shopping is also helping to stimulate the economy. Although online shopping is convenient and less time-consuming, they are having a detrimental effect on the environment. Therefore, I disagree that high boulevard shops will disappear in the future.
Thanks to globalization and the advent of the internet,
online
shopping
has become
increasingly
popular in most parts of the world.
However
, I disagree that this recent popularity of
online
shops
will lead to the closure of
high
roadway
shops
for three reasons.
The attraction for
online
shopping
pales
in comparison
with the social and physical benefits that
come
with going to traditional
shops
.
Shopping
in
high
lane stores is a
good
way of socializing with friends and family. They can
get
together and go to
shops
, which might prove useful as this activity could
reduce
stress
and
improve
the bonds.
Moreover
, this
get
-together might be a free physical activity for
people
who
are overwhelmed
with their jobs since shoppers need to
move
from one store to another to find the most suitable clothes or other products.
Another reason why I
think
that traditional
shops
remain
has to
do with the economy.
High
thoroughfare
shops
, which pay contribution to the
government
, employ a number of
people
, who
also
pay income duty to the state.
In contrast
, when
shopping
online
, one does not
have to
pay duty or this expense is
usually
smaller.
For this reason
, the popularity of
online
shops
does not impact the existence of
high
lane shops.
Finally
, the recent prevalence of global
online
shops
has brought about environmental concerns. When shipping larger quantities of
goods
using air, sea and road transportation, this way of delivering the products to their consumers results in severe damage to the environment. That said,
some
people
could argue that shoppers can
buy
a wide variety of quality products at reasonable prices using
online
shopping
. I would,
however
, argue that this
little
financial benefit is costing a lot at the expense of harm to the atmosphere.
In conclusion
, not
only
is
shopping
in
high
lane stores
good
for socializing,
but
this way of
shopping
is
also
helping to stimulate the economy. Although
online
shopping
is convenient and less time-consuming, they are having a detrimental effect on the environment.
Therefore
, I disagree that
high
boulevard
shops
will disappear in the future.