Problems of having shopping malls

Answer 1

well if you look at no but if you think of it yes but i would have to say no

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When large out of town shopping malls (shopping centres/retail parks in the UK) became popular the impact was greatly felt by small independent retails situated in the town high street. The down turn in the trade caused financial issues, reduced turn over against continually higher pricing required to survive. Added to this was the drain of personnel. The larger centres had high levels of recruitment, this put additional pressure on the small trader who found good, efficient staff being lured away because of wages levels and improved employment stability

Answer 2

The problems of shopping mall are that if you leave your bag or purse somewhere it will be stolen. Some shopping malls are really expensive and have ugly clothing. Some of them dont even have a lot of shops or resturants or movies. If you come out with something at the store by mistake they want to arrest you.

Answer 3

You may have more of a variety when shopping online. At the same time, however, you won't be able to see the products first hand; such as for trying on clothes, shoes, etc.

Answer 4

Disadvantages include dying of pollution, toe fungus, and worst of all, blisters.