Q.3. How are street traders different from market traders?
Dear student,
Street traders are those who sell goods on streets from a van or a stall. For example, the itinerant retailers (street traders) or fixed small shop retailers (street stall holders) are an example of street traders. Whereas, market traders refer to those who sell goods in a market through a shop. For example, fixed shop large retailers (chain stores) or fixed shop small retailers (general stores) are considered as market traders.
Street traders are those who sell goods on streets from a van or a stall. For example, the itinerant retailers (street traders) or fixed small shop retailers (street stall holders) are an example of street traders. Whereas, market traders refer to those who sell goods in a market through a shop. For example, fixed shop large retailers (chain stores) or fixed shop small retailers (general stores) are considered as market traders.