The Big Box Store versus The Small Business

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I grew up in Pembroke, a town in a stereotype that fell into difficult times. That opportunity has declined for decades. With the relocation of large stores, the shops in the city center were closed. Local manufacturers were once a middle-class, large-scale employer and had been scaling down or closing down. Many families, including my family, are struggling to achieve their goals. In Pembroke, I learned that life worsened over time and did not get better. In the future fewer opportunities for people will be. Just as you know the person in charge of recruitment, it is due to luck, just as you get one better job of just "few" if you get better. Hard work and optimism do little to improve people's future.

After a big box comes in, many moms and popular shops go bankrupt. Does this mean the end of a small retail owner? In short, no. The key to surviving today's retail industry is to exploit niche markets. This can not be done with a large box store. These gigantic enterprises need large purchasing and also require a large amount of purchasing in order to release products with low profit. They may buy hundreds of containers for a particular product. Because there are more than 70% of goods, they depend on goods for mass production in China. If your store sells the same item you will die from the water as you can not sell it at the bottom of the big box and as soon as a big box arrives you will join the folded merchant I guess.

Every week, the media reported the opening of another Wal-Mart or other large store, causing the owner of the small business to go bankrupt. They reported that the city tried to crack down these large stores and tried to stop them from moving. The argument used by the town is that they destroy the community and cause traffic problems. In most cases the town will eventually stop functioning and the community will change drastically. After a big box comes in, many moms and popular shops go bankrupt. Does this mean the end of a small retail owner? In short, no. The key to surviving today's retail industry is to exploit niche markets. This can not be done with a large box store. These gigantic enterprises need large purchasing and also require a large amount of purchasing in order to release products with low profit. They may buy hundreds of containers for a particular product. They depend on goods for mass production in China