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Wei,Y. (2023). Analysis of the Impact and Prospects of the Street Stall Economy on Urban Development — Taking Chengdu as an Example. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,41,130-134.
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References
[1]. Xu, Jia. Reflections on the Economy of Street Stalls [J]. China's management informatization, 2023, 02-05.
[2]. Zhao, Xinping. An Inquiry into the Culture of the Northern Song Dynasty Floor Stalls from the Perspective of "Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival” [J]. Literary journal, 2023, 33-35.
[3]. E Master, A Brief History of Ground Stalls in China. 2022. https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/307367861
[4]. Wu, Ming. The current situation and future development suggestions of stall economy [J]. Business Culture, 2022, 101-110.
[5]. He Yiting, Xie Zhen. From "development and culture" to "development and cultural identity": new directions for cultural studies in China[J]. Cultural Studies, 2010(6): 25-31.
[6]. Li, Ying. The Dilemma and Path Selection of the Development of Ground Stall Economy [J]. Cooperative Economy and Technology, 2023, 40-45.
[7]. Ren, Junsong. Research on Urban Governance Issues of Chengdu's Land Stall Economy [J]. University of Electronic Science and technology, 2022 (3), 88-90.