Giúp mk bài này vs Đọc đoạn văn sau Less time in the office but more time at work? In 1930 the economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that by 2030 many of us would only be working for 15 hours a week, spending the rest of our time in leisure pursuits. In fact, the number of hours people work is likely to continue rising, with more European countries following the American model of a longer working week and fewer holidays. We may spend time in the office in future, but mobile technology means that we will be expected to work on the train on the way to work, at home while we prepare an evening meal and even in bed. However, perhaps surprisingly, it seems that we do in fact have a little more leisure time than 40 years ago, as a result of washing machines, online grocery shopping and so on. Of course, we also have to work harder to afford these labor saving devices! Although we actually have more leisure time, most people believe the opposite to be true. This may be because we are trying to fit in so many more activities. Twenty years ago women participated in around six different leisure pursuits a year, today it's ten. There are more options around now, and people are more aware of them as globalization makes the world a smaller place. For example, experts anticipate a further growth in westerners becoming interested in more typically eastern pursuits such as Tai Chi, Yoga and Meditation. Interestingly, it seems that people are spending relatively less on materials goods and more on experiences. Rather than buying an expensive new car, people would rather spend the money on a weekend away in Paris, a cookery course, dance classes or a "pampering" day at a beauty spa. There is a trend away from one holiday a year towards a number of shorter breaks, often long weekends. This pattern could, of course, reverse if current fuel subsidies are reduced making flying less affordable. Shopping centers have recognized the trend towards experiences and increasingly you will find cinemas and restaurants in the mall, as well as shops. They now aim to provide a family day out rather than just a collection of shops. Westfield Strarford City in London, which opened on 13 September 2011, reflects this trend, and stated on its development website that "Art and culture will be integral to the experience - from the striking architecture of individual retail districts and new retail concepts to cultural collaborations, events and installations that will enhance the next generation of retail space." Complete the summary. Choose the correct answer. Apparently, people are.....................the amount that they spend on material goods, choosing instead to spend the money on.................... Rather than taking one-please select holiday a year, people are tending to go away for long weekends. However, this trend is dependent on the price of.....................remaining subsidized. Following the same trend, shopping malls look to provide an experience for the ............................with cinemas and restaurants under the same roof and newer malls, such as the news Westfield Stratford City shopping center, are now aiming to provide a space for...........................events as well as retall.