Street stall is called an economic model, but its side effects are exposed. What are the side effects?

The economic side effects of street stalls are as follows:

Street stall economy refers to an economic form formed by obtaining income sources through street stalls. Street stall economy is a kind of marginal economy of the city and a key factor affecting the city appearance and environment. However, in the context of the financial crisis, the stall economy has its unique advantages, which can alleviate the employment pressure to some extent.

1, which increases the management difficulty. In order to increase income and respond to the call of the national stall economy, more and more people choose to stall, but the location of street stalls is limited, and many people will argue about it. People who don't occupy the booth position may occupy the non-booth position to set up stalls illegally, resulting in the contradiction between urban management and vendors. In some places, under such chaos, there are even cases of arbitrary charges, and management suddenly feels backward for many years.

2. The environmental sanitation problem is serious. The more people set up stalls, the more difficult it is to manage, and even the best management measures will be negligent. The more booths there are, the more people will flow. It is inevitable that pedestrians will litter in the process of strolling around the stalls. Others reported that many stall owners left their garbage on the street after collecting the idea of not cleaning up the stalls. Suddenly, busy streets will be covered with garbage, which brings huge workload to sanitation workers.

It is more difficult to control fake and inferior products. The market is a huge consumer place, and the products sold in it are already mixed. The booming market economy will inevitably increase the difficulty of controlling this problem. You don't need a business qualification certificate to set up a stall, and you don't know where the products you buy come from. We consumers are not clear about these problems, so we can only choose by ourselves.

4. pollute the environment. A large part of the stall economy is food stalls, and the development of food stalls is indispensable. Residents around food stalls may be affected by lampblack, and the noise of pedestrians will also cause trouble. The increase of oil fume will also increase the impact on the environment and increase the difficulty of environmental protection.