The future of brick-and-mortar shops
As a consequence of this current method of shopping, the future of bricks-and-mortar stores is quite bleak and grim. The writing is on the wall, that is, physical stores will become a bizarre way of buying goods and sellers are not going to invest their funds in a business without benefit, unless they will get money by other measures applied to the customers like paying a fee or a compulsory purchase when entering in a big shop.
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I would say that the "overhead" is what is going to damage bricks-and-mortar stores the most. "Overhead" refers to the cost of keeping the shop building, land, electricity, water, etc. Online stores have little to no overhead!
How soon do you think the world will convert to online shopping? Do you think that there will still be some people, perhaps wealthy people, who prefer the "luxury" experience of shopping in person and/or people who shop in bricks-and-mortar stores for novelty and fun?
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