Why are more and more people choosing stalls instead of going to work?

There are several reasons why more and more people are choosing to work instead of running a stall:

1. Entrepreneurial opportunities: With the development of the market economy, running a stall provides entrepreneurial opportunities, enabling self-employed people to conduct business in their own areas of interest with greater autonomy and creativity.

2. Flexibility and Freedom: Stalls are flexible in terms of working hours and location, and can be arranged according to one's own personal time and needs, without the constraints of fixed working hours and locations. This freedom is very attractive to some people who pursue work-life balance.

3. High Income Potential: Some stall businesses can generate high income, especially in some busy commercial districts or near tourist attractions. At the same time, stalls can also reduce the cost of intermediate links, enabling self-employed people to make more profits.

4. Small start-up capital: Compared with the traditional way of starting a business, stalls usually require less start-up capital, which lowers the barrier to entry and allows more people to try out their entrepreneurial dreams.

5. Simplified business procedures: Compared to traditional company registration and operation, stalls often do not require complicated formalities and procedures, enabling them to start business more quickly.

However, there are some challenges associated with setting up a stall, such as fierce competition in the market and fluctuating seasonal demand. In addition, some people may also choose to set up stalls because they cannot find suitable employment opportunities or lack the necessary skills and qualifications. Therefore, choosing to set up a stall requires careful consideration of personal conditions and market environment, and a comprehensive assessment of risks and potentials.