Question

what is the difference between malls and local markets

Answer 1

Shopping mall is a huge shopping complex or a structure which houses a number of shops.
A market place can be on a ground or vacant area and may also consist of some concrete buildings/shops.
But the difference is a shopping mall should be a big building housing shops and its appearance is not like market places like paalika bazar or karol bagh where shops are spread over streets.
In a mall all shops come under one building structure.
In malls we get branded things and offers of 10% ,20%, 75% and many more, but in bazaar we can't get branded things and not too much % offers.

Answer 2

The key differences between malls and local markets

Explanation:

1. Shopping malls, often known as shopping centres, are huge enclosed places containing a variety of retailers selling items to the general public. Malls range in size from medium to huge, depending on the structure and amount of stores they intend to house.
2. The term 'bazaar' can refer to a variety of items depending on the country in which it is used. When used in the Middle East or Asia, the term alludes to an open market where a variety of things, such as meals, spices, and household items, are sold.
3. The term is commonly used in western countries, such as the United States, to describe a flea market that sells a variety of things.