Michigan shoppers: Are you more likely to shop at small businesses or big-box stores? We want to hear from you
Cashier Druhan Parker, right, works behind a plexiglass shield Thursday, Nov. 19, 2020, as he checks out shoppers Cassie Howard, left, and Paris Black at a store in Chicago. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast) (Charles Rex Arbogast, Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved)
The day after Black Friday is commonly known as Small Business Saturday , when consumers are encouraged to patronize and support small, local businesses.
The Michigan Economic Development Corp. said if Michiganders switched one in every ten purchases from big-box stores to local businesses, it would pump more than a billion dollars into the economy and create more than 10,000 jobs .
With the coronavirus pandemic hitting locally-owned businesses extra hard , it’s safe to say that it’s important to support small businesses on more than one day this year to help them stay afloat.
Michigan shoppers, we want to know: Are you more likely to shop at small, locally-owned businesses or big-box stores? Why? Take the quick poll and give us your reasoning in the form below.
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