Do you have open markets in your country?
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And on those days, if you go to the set market, you would see an amazing variety of anything you want to buy. And you would get it at a cheaper rate than an ordinary day.
Plenty open markets exist in Nigeria. No where in Nigeria, even remote areas that you won't find open markets.
Along our express roads, open markets would be found.
Before the innovation of super stores came into existence, open markets is the order of the day. Before the colonization of Nigeria, the locals had been traded in open markets.
Lot of customers troop into open market to buy whatever they want to buy from the market which is why does that are selling different products in the markets always have people they sell to.
If we are to consider the importance of open markets to the lives of the public, it would be agreed that open markets plays important role. The number of people that patronize open markets are more than people that visit supermarkets. Visit any open markets, you cannot do without seeing customers both sellers and buyers transacting business together.
Open markets cannot be ruled out in Nigeria. It is part of our cultural and traditional heritage. Open market is as long as human civilization. It was the open market system that give birth to the idea of modern superstores.
Open markets enjoy lots of patronage than supermarkets. No communities without its own open market.
Open markets in Nigeria is as old as when human civilization began. Open market is parts of our social culture. It is a medium that provide for both sellers and buyers to engage in transaction. Open markets are imperfect in marketing as prices of commodities are subjected to negotiation.
No one can actually say that open market and not important thing in the country because they are actually the ones that are feeding the entire community exactly what they need to sustain themselves on daily basis.
This is open market in Croatia. Unfortunately those are less and less visited since prices are higher than in big markets. Some claims they sell mosre healthier food but often they just resell all same things like in market.
They have them in America too, especially in rural areas where farming is practiced. Nearby towns block off a few blocks where temporary tables and booths are laden with locally grown products that are in season.
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I actually love the setting of this market. It looks very neat and tidy. Open markets are just so good in that you would see different specs of the products you want to buy.This is open market in Croatia. Unfortunately those are less and less visited since prices are higher than in big markets. Some claims they sell mosre healthier food but often they just resell all same things like in market.
