Is stall economy a return to tradition?

The stall economy is the product of ge's opening up. Have you seen Chen Jiang and Luo Yuzhu, the protagonists in the TV series Chicken Feather Fly to the Sky, set up stalls? They adopted this thinking mode of spreading the economy at the beginning of their business, and then they became bigger step by step. At that time, as long as you were flexible and diligent, you could make a fortune by setting up a stall.

With the deepening of China's reform and opening up, the capital economy has continuously integrated and packaged social mobile goods, and the profit space and scale of street stalls have been continuously compressed, and the street stall economy has finally fallen into an unprofitable predicament.

For example, at that time, a pair of jeans could not sell for 20 yuan, but if we rented a facade to decorate it, the same pair of jeans could sell for more than 100, which also reflected that with the continuous development of economy at that time, China people began to pursue quality life.

It is in such a huge changing environment that the stall economy gradually withdrew from the historical stage. The street stall economy that survives now is only a kind of existence that a small number of vulnerable groups barely make a living.

Since the stall economy has not adapted to the needs of social development, why did the high-level officials propose stall economy this year?

From the beginning of Gekai port to the end of last century, people's wealth distribution has been maintained in a relatively fair state. In this century, with the rapid development of real estate agents and the rise of the Internet, a large amount of social wealth began to be mastered by a few people, and the gap between the rich and the poor in society continued to widen. Everyone may have realized in recent years that money is becoming less and less expensive, and even if ordinary workers are thrifty, they can only barely maintain the normal expenses of their families.

The country's GDP is increasing every year, and the wages of ordinary people are also increasing. Excluding the factors of rising prices, ordinary workers have not benefited from the country's GDP growth in recent years. The per capita income index can no longer reflect the real data.

With the cooling of real estate and the impact of the epidemic, the country is looking for new economic growth points to solve people's livelihood. The stall economy was put on the agenda.