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Business in Lusaka markets and recommendations for their assistance.

By:

Todd, Dave

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TextSeries: LHPET Working Paper No. 37Publication details: Lusaka : Institute for African Studies (IAS), 1979.Subject(s):

Employment
Business economics -- Commodity market -- Retail marketing//Zambia//Lusaka/. -- Business economics -- Commodity market -- Retail marketing//Zambia//Lusaka/. -- Business economics -- Commodity market -- Retail marketing//Zambia//Lusaka

Summary: Examines the informal sector and its characteristics. It considers the context of Lusaka market, namely the city's self employed sector and discusses the main demographic trends within the sector. Also discusses the growth of markets in the city and the sites and examines two types of business: fruit and vegetable selling and craft products.

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Includes bibliography.

Examines the informal sector and its characteristics. It considers the context of Lusaka market, namely the city's self employed sector and discusses the main demographic trends within the sector. Also discusses the growth of markets in the city and the sites and examines two types of business: fruit and vegetable selling and craft products.

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