Why is it a problem that giant retailers are not part of the joint project discussed in the article this is from economics unit 5

Hello. Unfortunately, it is not possible to access unit 5, which you refer to in the question. This prevents your question from being answered. However, I will help you as best I can, giving you tips so that you can arrive at a correct answer.

First, it is necessary that you read the article present in unit 5, as it will give you a lot of grounding to answer the question. However, it must be taken into account that a joint project with the participation of retailers in a region, generally, aims to create a support network among retailers, regulate the work of this economic sector and help smaller retailers.

It is very important that the giant retailers participate in these projects, to act within the stipulated guidelines, promote a more regulated work and allow smaller retailers to carry out their activities without being suppressed by the big retailers.

In addition, the presence of giant retailers in the project encourages other retailers to participate in the process, creating a professional environment favorable to everyone.

In this case, we can consider that it is a problem that large retailers do not participate in a joint project because their absence discourages other retailers from participating in the project, in addition to leaving smaller varistas unprotected, as it will not be possible to create a regulation where all retailers are benefited.

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