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Purpose: The present research attempts to investigate the impact of Malls on small shops and Impact of organized retailing upon sales performance, employment generation and loss of social interest with the emergence of organized retailing. Design/Methodology/Approach: The methodological approach of this research study is descriptive and the data obtained various secondary data sources in thematic form. Findings: The analysis shows that the we cannot deny the fact that Malls are social fortresses which represent the unique practices of neoliberalism and bring the unaffordable products under the reach of middle and lower-middle class people. Research Limitations: The main limitation of the study was that the data was based only on secondary sources. Managerial Implications: It can be used as an ultimate tool for the better functioning of organized retailing. Originality/Value: This study showcased the original work of the authors to understand

Keywords

Retail Sector, Malls, Small Shops.

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