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Food-buying Habits in Hanoi
One common but increasingly threatened source of fresh fruits and vegetables in Hanoi is roving street vendors. These vendors are mostly rural women who come to work in Hanoi's informal sector because agricultural income alone is insufficient. As Vietnam continues the transition from a planned...
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| description | One common but increasingly threatened source of fresh fruits and vegetables in Hanoi is roving street vendors. These vendors are mostly rural women who come to work in Hanoi's informal sector because agricultural income alone is insufficient. As Vietnam continues the transition from a planned to a market-oriented economy, the availability of other more modern sources of food and government policy to eliminate their presence on the streets pose a threat to the informal sector incomes of these women. We analyse these threats using the results of a survey of food-buying customers about various ways and places to buy food in Hanoi. |
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| subjects | Analysis Cities Consumer behavior Consumers Customers Economic aspects Economic recovery Females Food Food buying Food economics Government Policy Habits Hanoi, Vietnam Informal Sector Methods Peddlers Public policy Retail stores Rural Areas Social aspects Street vendors Supermarkets Vegetables Vendors Working Women |
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