After the epidemic, a large number of bankrupt enterprises and factories appeared in China, and many people lost their jobs.

Employment is the biggest livelihood, and the loss of income is undoubtedly a heavy blow to a family. To a certain extent, the stall economy has eased the employment pressure, which not only has a sufficient foundation for existence, but also has positive significance.

Take Chengdu as an example. Up to now, according to the data released by the Chengdu Urban Management Committee, as of the end of May, the number of newly employed people in Chengdu exceeded 654.38+10,000, and the rate of returning to work of catering shops in the central city exceeded 98%.

2. Improve the lives of low-income people.

The operating cost of the booth is low, and there is no need to decorate or hire employees. Anyone with skills and products can do it. Low-income people in China don't have much investment cost, but low cost and quick return are their best choices for making a living.

Street stalls can even greatly improve living standards, because the goods sold by street stalls are cheap, which often arouses consumers' desire to buy. More people buy, and the income will naturally go up.

3. Attract popularity and gather business spirit.

With the acceleration of urbanization, commercial buildings have mushroomed. Merchants want to develop these places into business districts, but they often face the problem of insufficient popularity and business spirit. Although many businesses have taken various measures to attract investment, the effect is very general.

Since the introduction of the "stall economy", these places have attracted a lot of popularity, and with the gathering of popularity, business has also begun to flourish.

Expand data to spread economic trends and future.

The stall economy will become a standardized stall force, with normal booth fees, taxes, vendor certificates and other expenses.

The street stall economy will become a part of social economy in the future, but the overall proportion is still a minority. Although it is now a national street stall, there are not many people who can really live in a few months.

Because a large number of historical developments tell us that most people are not suitable for doing business, which we must admit.

The trend of street stalls in the future is more like a profession, ordinary and ordinary.