MODERN MARKET DEFINITION AND MARKET TRADISIONAL

The difference in the price of goods

The goods sold in traditional markets and modern have a significant price difference. prices in traditional markets can even one-third of the price the same goods that are sold in supermarkets, especially for fresh products like vegetables, fruits, etc. And shop at traditional markets allow buyers to bid prices of the goods until it reaches an agreement with the merchant. pretty smart if we could get a bargain price of goods with goods that much cheaper. While in the modern market we can not do bargain, because all the goods already on the peg with fixed prices. Maybe if the problem is often a lot of discount supermarkets, which offer a discount. But that is merely veiled seduction for buyers to be more consumptive.

Convenience shopping

For matters of convenience shopping in a modern market is much more convenient than shopping in traditional markets. Various supermarkets have a wider area, clean, neat, and the complete air conditioning. While the traditional market occupies an area of ​​more narrow, stuffy, and smell less pleasant.

Quality goods

The quality of goods, which are sold in supermarkets is almost equal to the quality of goods that are sold in the modern market, even more fresh goods are sold in traditional markets, such as vegetables, vegetables that are sold at supermarkets typically use preservatives. For vegetables can be long lasting.

Conclusion:

So modern markets and traditional market is very important, because both these markets have different roles, are also important and each market has its advantages and disadvantages.