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Unit 29: Understanding retailing - M1
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compare the function of formats and locations in retailing
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Business level 3Unit 29: Understanding retailing.
Merit one.
Retail Park
Long well green is an example of a retail park. A retail park is a large
multinational sores for example Pets at home and next.
There are advantages and disadvantages of a retail park. The advantages of a
retail park is having a car park close to the retail store so people who have
brought loads of things don’t have much walking to do to their car. Another
advantage is the3 convenience for the public. Most retail parks have a lot of
land which they are able to extend the retailing is they have to.
There are a lot of disadvantages of building a retail park. One of the
disadvantages is that it is hard to find a big enough space for it to be built in,
also it takes a lot of money to build a retail park as you have to have a big
enough car park to get a profit. If there wasn’t a big enough car park then
people would shop in the retail park as they you have to talk with their
shopping and people would get fed up.
When thinking about building a retail park you need to think about the future
for the business. You need to take into consideration a lot of things, for
example, if there is enough land, if you are going to make a decent profit when
it’s all finished, and is it going to be a good process.
Superstore
Tesco’s extra is an example of a super store. Superstore is a retail environment,
a superstore is a large retailer who stocks and sells a wide variety of
merchandise including groceries, clothing and general supplies, or a large store
that sells a massive quantity of goods in one product line such as electronics or
shoes.
A superstore needs a big car park that is close to it so people who do a large
shop they don’t have to walk miles with the shopping. Also having a large car
park nearby will attract older people who may not be able to walk far will be
able to park close enough to the store. Superstores with a car park close by will
make more profit than the superstores that don’t. People won’t shop in the
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