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Monica [59]
3 years ago
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Develop a list of the main arguments, pro and con, that could be presented at a public hearing on the matter by members of each

of the these groups: (1) Owners of small businesses located nearby, (2) Town residents and residents of nearby towns
Business
1 answer:
Andrei [34K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The following is the list of arguments that could be produced at the time of public hearing:

Owners of small business located nearby:

Pros:

additional business ideas can be developed

Un-employed can get opportunities for employment

Low investment – high profits

It acts as good retailer

E-commerce can be highly developed

Product diversity

Cons:

Lot many ideas can leads to confusion

Poor health conditions

High profits – high risks

Decision making on critical situations will be difficult

Racism issues might occur

Lot many employees at one place creates mess

Town residents and residents of nearby towns:

Pros:

Affordable prices

Lot many options

Many products

Employment opportunities

Helps for the development of the country

Cons:

Many options lead to confusion

Many products – consumer will not able to decide what to buy

Individual growth might be delayed

Risk is high

Investments can't be returned with high-speed

Explanation:

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