They may not be the most lucrative tenants, but they are still an important source of income. Furthermore, they complement the offer of 
a shopping centre, stimulate the footfall, create an atmosphere of trading and give some human warmth to the usually austere interiors. Some administrators worry that such stalls reduce 
a shopping centre into a mere market square; it is up to them, however, to position the stalls in the right wayEmil GóreckiAll sorts of cosmetics, used mobile phones, leopard-print computer accessories and jewellery made of buffalo eye stone – these are just some of the bric-a-brac that can be bought at stalls in shopping centres. During the high season, the goods on offer additionally includesbaubles with football team logos, painted eggs, chocolate chickens and thousands of heart-shaped pillows. Sometimes you can come across a trader offering digital TV connections or a new model of car. In the US, income fr