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When comparing shopping in a shopping mall and a street market, the most obvious difference is price. Shopping malls typically have higher prices due to factors like rent and taxes. This often translates to a higher quality of goods, with more reliable standards. However, street markets offer the opportunity to bargain with sellers, potentially securing a lower price or even a discount. While this can be advantageous, the quality of goods in a street market can be more variable and less consistent compared to a shopping mall.
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Well, when it comes to the differences between shopping in a shopping mall and in a local market, uh, I can’t think of uh, the price first. So like in uh, shop in a shopping mal, the price is uh, higher and more expensive because the, they have to pay a fee for rental house, some uh, relevant taxes, uh, and as a result, the quality of goods can be guaranteed significantly. But however, when it comes to a street market, you can, uh, make a bargain with the sellers to gain, um, slowoo, gain a reasonable price and maybe some have some discount. Yes, but the quality of it cannot really vary. Lighter shopping mall.
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