Question

How are shop owners in a weekly market and those in shopping complex very different people?

Answer 1

Hint:
Both are without a doubt various individuals. One alludes to little merchants who run their shop with minimal expenditure. Then again, different means huge gatherings. They have a ton of cash to spend on their shops.

Complete step by step solution:

Weekly markets	Shopping markets
It is embraced by destitute individuals.	It is embraced by upper and medium class individuals.
They make their benefits by moving starting with one spot then onto the next.	They make their benefits by sitting at a specific spot.
They sell products from legitimately common assets.	They sell products that are gotten from dealers.
They get a lower benefit.	They get a higher benefit.
Have other/substitute kinds of revenue.	They don't have substitute types of revenue.

Note:
Hardly any points of interest of week after week market are given beneath:

1.This sets aside their time and cash.
2.More decision for purchasers: Many dealers sell a similar item.
3. Hence purchaser has more decision to purchase things.
4.Convenience: Since assortment of products are accessible at one spot, it is helpful for the purchaser.

Barely any points of interest of shopping complex:

1.There is a wide assortment of items accessible.
2.There are items from contending makers accessible under one rooftop.
3.They have offices, for example, bathrooms.
4.They have gaming zones.