These days, many small local stores have been closed as people prefer to buy their necessaties from shopping malls. I suppose that this change is a negative development, and I will outline my reasons in the following essay.
To begin with, there are several reasons which show that this trend is negative. Firstly, people who would go for large shopping malls purchase their necessaties, they will impair financially that small stores which have located in their surroundings. These stores have restricted financial sources which should be provided by local people. To be precise, local residents who purchase an item like rice or dairy products from shopping malls, they prevent money to be entered into the account of local sellers. As a result, the local stores could be bankrupt overtime.
In addition, this trend can lead people to stuck in traffic jam. As there are some recognized shopping malls in cities, and they re usually located in the city center.people who would go for these centers, they create a heavy traffic in the main streets which can be got worse on holidays. Thus, the incidents of accidents will be raised, and the statistic of death would be considerable.
Moreover, citizens will waste their time so as to purchase their essential items from big shopping malls in preference to local shops. Fellow citizens’ would have to be in traffic for several hours, which is a waste of time. For example, I have read an article which has been recently published by a prestigious journal, and in which they obviously showed that people waste their time in traffic, especially in the points that in which shopping malls have to located, and in such points the waste of time was evident and high. Thus, the productivity of residents will be dropped, if they adopt this way in their daily life.
In conclusion, I hold the view that, this trend will be negative because local sellers might be bankrupt, and the accidents will be increased a long as people waste their time. In long terms, this strategy will be destructive for local economic.