Temporary Market in Hanoi
Table of Contents
I- Introduction 1. Background 1.1 Definition of Hanoi’s temporary food markets and their overall importance in Hanoinians’ life, Page 4 1.2 Explanations for the need of dissolving temporary food markets in Hanoi, Page 5 1.3 The policies of temporary food market’s dissolution (TMD) and their effects, Page 9 2. Purpose and Research Question, Page 10 3. Research method, Page 10
II- Findings 1. Demand for shopping in temporary food markets of Hanoinians, Page 11 1.1 Income, Page 12 1.2 Habits, Page 12 1.3 Lifestyle, Page 13 1.4 Convenience from temporary markets, Page 13 2. The local Government’s implement and supporting policies 2.1 Obstacles in acquiring other marketplaces, Page 14 2.2 Obstacles in assisting new jobs for sellers, Page 15 2.3 Obstacles in municipal executive department, Page 15 3. Sellers in temporary markets and their attitudes to the policies. 3.1 Portrait of the sellers in temporary markets, Page 16 3.2 The sellers’ attitudes and reactions to the Government’s polices of TMD, Page 17 4. Alternatives for temporary markets 4.1 Permanent markets, Page 18 4.2 Convenience stores/ Food stores, Page 20 4.3 Supermarkets, Page 21
III. Conclusion, Page 24
IV. Appendix, Page 25
V. Bibliography, Page 27 Introduction
1. Background 1.1 Definition of temporary food markets and the overall importance of them in Hanoinians’ life No one knows when markets began to exist, yet it should be from a very long time, as people started to have demands for goods exchange. In some ancient pictures, we may realize that market, at the early age of the development, consisted of about 5-10 sellers, who put their products on the ground to sell. Along with the development of society, markets became larger with more sellers and more products. At that time, people started to
I- Introduction 1. Background 1.1 Definition of Hanoi’s temporary food markets and their overall importance in Hanoinians’ life, Page 4 1.2 Explanations for the need of dissolving temporary food markets in Hanoi, Page 5 1.3 The policies of temporary food market’s dissolution (TMD) and their effects, Page 9 2. Purpose and Research Question, Page 10 3. Research method, Page 10
II- Findings 1. Demand for shopping in temporary food markets of Hanoinians, Page 11 1.1 Income, Page 12 1.2 Habits, Page 12 1.3 Lifestyle, Page 13 1.4 Convenience from temporary markets, Page 13 2. The local Government’s implement and supporting policies 2.1 Obstacles in acquiring other marketplaces, Page 14 2.2 Obstacles in assisting new jobs for sellers, Page 15 2.3 Obstacles in municipal executive department, Page 15 3. Sellers in temporary markets and their attitudes to the policies. 3.1 Portrait of the sellers in temporary markets, Page 16 3.2 The sellers’ attitudes and reactions to the Government’s polices of TMD, Page 17 4. Alternatives for temporary markets 4.1 Permanent markets, Page 18 4.2 Convenience stores/ Food stores, Page 20 4.3 Supermarkets, Page 21
III. Conclusion, Page 24
IV. Appendix, Page 25
V. Bibliography, Page 27 Introduction
1. Background 1.1 Definition of temporary food markets and the overall importance of them in Hanoinians’ life No one knows when markets began to exist, yet it should be from a very long time, as people started to have demands for goods exchange. In some ancient pictures, we may realize that market, at the early age of the development, consisted of about 5-10 sellers, who put their products on the ground to sell. Along with the development of society, markets became larger with more sellers and more products. At that time, people started to
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