The pros and cons of the ground floor stall economy are as follows:

Profits:

1, greater promotion of flexible employment.

2, reduce the cost of starting a business (at least not paying high rent).

3, increase the convenience of the people's life, so that the people's life is more colorful.

4, free time can be used to increase income.

5, consumers have a variety of choices in clothing and food, there is more competition, because the cost of the ground stalls relative to the physical store to be much lower, may be disguised as a way to reduce the cost of living of consumers.

Disadvantages:

1, the stall economy will first affect the business of the physical store, because of the low cost, resulting in the sale of goods on the cheaper price, the consumer is a good thing, the long-term down for some businessmen, this has been the recession will be worse.

2, if the impact is serious, the physical store business is not good, it will inevitably further affect a large number of merchants to close, due to the impact of high prices, the rent is also very high, if the rent of the store is too expensive, the businessman will naturally choose to close the door for the transition, if a large area of the closure of the physical store no one to rent, or low occupancy, no one is optimistic about the store, the price of the store is bound to decline! The price of the shop will inevitably decline.

3, the birth of high prices to create a bustling online economy, the ground economy involves a wider range of aspects, such as daily necessities and clothing and food, etc., will further force more merchants to transform into the ground economy, a direct impact on the store is rarely unattended, but also worth observing.