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What is one of the advantages of weekly markets mentioned?

  • They are open only during festival times.
  • They are mostly visited by traders.
  • They provide a limited selection of goods.
  • They offer various types of goods in one place. (correct)

What is the primary reason people visit a weekly market?

  • To buy luxury goods
  • To find permanent shops
  • For their everyday requirements (correct)
  • To attend special events

How does Sameer conduct his business?

  • He sells goods only from one shop.
  • He sells items exclusively to urban customers.
  • He imports goods from foreign markets.
  • He travels to different markets each week. (correct)

Why are things generally cheaper in weekly markets compared to permanent shops?

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During which times does Sameer report good business?

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What do Sujata and Kavita buy from their neighborhood shop?

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What distinguishes weekly markets from other types of markets?

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Who are typically the sellers in a weekly market?

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What is found on the top left shelf in the shop?

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What role do Sameer and other cloth sellers play in their business?

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What role does competition play in weekly markets?

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How do weekly market vendors typically manage their inventory?

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Why might people choose not to buy from a seller charging high prices?

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Why might a bargain in a market be considered unfair?

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Which type of shop does the shop owner manage with helper(s)?

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What is a common characteristic of weekly markets that contributes to their popularity?

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What was the reason the security guard might have wanted to stop Kavita and Sujata from entering the shop?

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What distinguishes branded goods from non-branded goods?

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Why do people tend not to bargain in malls compared to weekly markets?

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What could be a reason shoppers opt for shops in larger markets over weekly markets?

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Where do shop-owners usually obtain their goods?

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How do branded goods relate to advertising?

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What is a characteristic of malls compared to traditional marketplaces?

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What factor influences the pricing of branded goods?

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What is the role of a wholesale trader in the supply chain?

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Which of the following describes the market chain for a plastic mug from production to consumer?

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How does a wholesale trader benefit from purchasing goods in large quantities?

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What time do wholesale vegetable markets typically begin their operations?

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Which of the following best explains the function of a retailer?

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Why is the existence of wholesale markets essential in a city?

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What kind of transaction typically happens in wholesale markets?

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How does the presence of various traders in the supply chain affect consumers?

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What does Aftab do at the auction?

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When do hawkers and shopkeepers typically arrive at the market?

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Which method is NOT mentioned for purchasing goods other than visiting a market?

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What are some of the goods that Aftab buys at the auction?

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What is one primary factor that differentiates buyers in various markets?

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What can you infer about markets in urban areas from the content?

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How do markets encourage production?

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What likely characterizes the income of a weekly market trader compared to a regular shop owner?

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How do sales representatives engage in selling goods according to the content?

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What time do shopkeepers need to organize their purchases by?

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What is a notable difference between a hawker and a shop owner?

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What role do markets play in the buying and selling process?

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What advantage do shopping complexes generally have over weekly markets?

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Which of the following statements about marketplaces is true?

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In a chain of markets, what is a crucial role played by factories?

<p>They provide the necessary products for retailers. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why might there be unequal opportunities available in different markets?

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Flashcards

Market Types

Different venues where goods are sold, such as shops and weekly markets.

Weekly Market

A market held on a specific day each week, featuring temporary stalls.

Sellers in Weekly Markets

Traders who set up for one day and then move to different locations.

Why are goods cheaper?

Lower costs due to absence of permanent overheads like rent and staff wages.

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Bargaining

Negotiating prices between buyers and sellers at markets.

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Competition in Weekly Markets

Numerous vendors selling similar goods, leading to lower prices.

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Problems for Sellers

Challenges faced by sellers include fluctuating sales and temporary setups.

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Everyday Requirements

Basic goods and necessities that people purchase regularly at markets.

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Sameer

A small trader who sells clothes in weekly markets.

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Buyer Choice

Shoppers prefer markets that offer variety and options.

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Mini Van

Vehicle used by traders to transport goods to markets.

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Festival Times

Seasons when traders experience increased sales, like during Deepavali.

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Grocery Shopping

Purchasing food and household items from stores.

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Shop Management

How the shop owner organizes and runs her store.

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Attractive Brands

Different brands displayed appealingly to attract customers.

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Branded Goods

Products associated with a specific brand often sold at higher prices.

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Shopping Complexes

Multi-storeyed buildings containing various shops, often in urban areas.

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Malls

Large air-conditioned buildings with a variety of stores and services.

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Price Comparison

Evaluating the prices of similar goods in different markets.

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Supply Chain

The process connecting producers to consumers, including shop-owners.

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Market Accessibility

How easily consumers can reach various goods and services.

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Aftab's Auction Participation

Aftab buys vegetables at an auction from trucks and farms.

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Vegetable Storage

Aftab stores his purchased vegetables in a shop before reselling them.

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Market Hours

Hawkers and shopkeepers arrive around 6 AM to buy vegetables for their shops.

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Modern Buying Methods

Goods can be bought via phone or Internet without visiting markets.

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Sales Representatives in Healthcare

Salespeople wait in clinics to sell goods to healthcare providers.

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Online Purchases

Urban shoppers can purchase goods online using credit cards.

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Non-Traditional Markets

There are markets that are less recognized, beyond physical shops.

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Diverse Selling Methods

Buying and selling occur in various ways, not limited to shops.

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Wholesale Trader

A person who buys goods in bulk from producers and sells them to smaller traders.

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Retailer

The trader who sells goods directly to the final consumer.

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Mandi

A local market where bulk trading of goods, especially vegetables, occurs.

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Chain of Markets

The series of traders through which goods pass before reaching consumers.

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Godown

A storage facility where bulk goods are kept before being sold.

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Traders

Individuals or businesses involved in the buying and selling of goods.

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Buying and Selling

The process through which traders exchange goods for money.

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Aftab

An example of a wholesale trader who purchases vegetables in bulk each morning.

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Hawker vs Shop Owner

A hawker is a vendor with limited resources, whereas a shop owner has a more established business.

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Weekly Market Characteristics

Temporary market held weekly with varied goods and low overhead costs.

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Economic Opportunities

Markets create chances for production and income generation.

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Income Disparity in Markets

Unequal earnings among traders depending on market type and location.

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Access to Markets

Not everyone can afford goods, affecting who shops where.

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Production Encouragement

Sales in markets stimulate production and service opportunities.

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Study Notes

Markets Around Us

  • People go to markets to buy everyday items like vegetables, soap, toothpaste, rice, dal, clothes, and more.
  • Diverse market types exist, including shops, hawkers' stalls, weekly markets, large shopping complexes, and malls.
  • Markets facilitate the movement of goods from producers to buyers, involving various actors like sellers and buyers.

Weekly Markets

  • Weekly markets operate on specific days of the week.
  • They are characterized by temporary shops, unlike permanent shops.
  • Prices are often lower compared to permanent shops due to less overhead costs and increased competition.
  • Sellers are generally small-scale traders or local individuals.
  • Bargaining is common in weekly markets.

Neighbourhood Shops

  • Shops in neighbourhoods provide diverse goods and services.
  • These shops cater to local needs and often offer goods at reasonable prices.
  • Local relationships between sellers and buyers are common.
  • Often goods are available on credit.

Malls and Shopping Complexes

  • Large multi-story buildings with various retail shops.
  • Frequently feature branded goods and higher prices.
  • Often include food stalls, entertainment venues, and services.
  • Fewer opportunities for bargaining compared to weekly markets.

Wholesale Markets

  • Markets for large-scale transactions between traders.
  • Goods are bought in bulk from producers.
  • Prices in wholesale markets are often lower than retail prices.
  • They facilitate the distribution of products to various retail outlets.

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Test your knowledge about different types of markets and their characteristics. From weekly markets to neighborhood shops, learn how these places serve our daily needs. Explore the dynamics between sellers and buyers in various market settings.

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