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It's very simple actually. For instance, let's assume Walmart automotive takes maybe 2-3 FT employees to operate, where this may normally be fragmented across 2
by digitcatphd 2y ago
It's very simple actually. For instance, let's assume Walmart automotive takes maybe 2-3 FT employees to operate, where this may normally be fragmented across 2-3 local mechanics employing 3-6 FT employees each. Then of course you have the 2-3 local services which catered to them (E.g. cleaning services, real estate agents, CPAs, ect). Then, multiply this for each Walmart department (Electronics, Groceries, Pharmacy, Auto, Household, ect.) and there's your town.
- bluGill 2y agoWalmart mechanics are no better that any other shop which is why indepndant shops are still around in cities. you picked a bad example, in other places walmart is more efficent. again though you failed to figure what those people do instead - there are still plenty of jobs they are just not retail and probably in a bigger city.