Difference between shopping centre and market?

Question

Difference between shopping centre and market?

Answer 1

traditionally markets are rural and sell fresh produce. In many countryside communities the individuals that grow the produce sell it direct, they then reap the rewards, and not the money grabbing supermarkets who take a huge chunk of their profit!

Answer 2

Market is one that is not air conditioned whereas shopping centers are air conditioned

Answer 3

A shoping center usually offers all kinds of goods, from clothing to small household items and sometimes even produce and groceries, but not always.  

Sometimes shopping centers are composed of more than one store... simaler to a mall but not enclosed.

A market is mainly groceries and produce and maybe a small amount  cleaning and paper products, but not things like clothing and appliances, etc.

Open air markets are outdoor markets where fresh produce is brought fresh from the farm for sale.

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Answer 4

Atmosphere.

Independent retailers.

Price.

Skiddo: some markets are fixed, like Bury market in the north west UK. An excellent example of a bustling market.

Answer 5

A market consists of stalls rented by individuals or small businesses, a shopping centre is usually made up predominately of shops which are part of a national or multinational chain.

Answer 6

Shopping Centre has expensive clothes in it Markets have cheap seconds.

Answer 7

Market is cheaper

Answer 8

size, fresh poducts

Answer 9

A shopping centre is a permanent fixture whereas a market isn't.

Answer 10

Shopping centre has moe products to offer and Usually contains more stores.