The stall economy used to be a fringe economy in urban development. Due to the impact on the city, traffic jams, inconvenience management, etc., it has not been accepted by the mainstream. Basically, it is in a situation where everyone is screaming at the street, so they are willing to go out. There are fewer and fewer people, and it is gradually hard to see in the city.
After the third session of the 13th National People`s Congress closed, the state leaders affirmed Chengdu`s practice of developing a stall economy to solve employment problems when attending a press conference to answer questions from Chinese and foreign reporters. Premier Li Keqiang said: [Two weeks ago, I saw reports that there were reports in the west. In this city, in accordance with local regulations, 36,000 stalls of mobile vendors were set up, and as a result, 100,000 people were employed overnight." Temporary occupation of roads was allowed to be listed on the hot search for a while, and netizens offered praise, [must praise ", "Like in the world", "worthy of promotion", "a clear stream". Why do we need to restore the stall economy? It is said that the epidemic has caused the urban unemployment rate to rise. This is a fact. In February and March 2020, it has exceeded 6%. In 2019, before the epidemic, the urban unemployment rate remained at 5%-5.3%. In other words, in 2019, between 23.28 million and 24.68 million urban laborers are unemployed. Employment is the biggest livelihood of the people, and it is a big deal for a family.
One of the migrant workers said that he is in his 50s and has been working outside for more than 30 years, every year, but he has not found a job this year and his family is in trouble. There are also some individual businesses that have been closed for several months. Some foreign trade companies have no orders, which affects the employment of employees. For their difficulties, we must provide assistance, but fundamentally speaking, we must help them find employment. China has a labor force of 900 million.
