A store, for example, can reach a turnover in its contacts, or potential contacts, which is so large that it becomes socially useless . An example of this can be seen at the candy and newspaper store owned by the housing cooperative of Corlears Hook on New York’s Lower East Side. This planned project store replaces perhaps forty superficially similar stores which were wiped out on that project site and the adjoining sites. The place is a mill. Its clerks are so busy making change and screaming ineffectual imprecations at rowdies that they never hear anything except “I want that .” This is the usual atmosphere where shopping center planning or repressive zoning artificially contrives commercial monopolies for city neighborhood. A store like this would fail economically if it had competition. In the meantime , although monopoly insures the financial success planned for it, .
① the housing is disappeared ② every store is survival ③ clerks are too busy
④ it leads to social success ⑤ it fails the city socially
중2인 남자조카가 있습니다. 가정형편때문에 학원을 못가고 혼자서 공부하는 애인데요. 모르는 것 모아뒀다가 저에게 물어 봅니다. 이번에 물어본 문제는 이것인데요. 답은 5번으로 골랐는데 왜 저 예가 쓰였는지를 모르겠다고 합니다.
turnover in its contacts이 부분도 모르겠고요. 본인이 센스가 없어서 이해력이 딸리는게 아닌지 심하게 고민 하는데 제가 조카 수준에 맞게 설명하려고 해도 저도 모르겠네요.
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