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Government Support for Entrepreneurship Damage to Small Retail Traders from Large Wholesalers' Online Business Expansion
Government Support for Entrepreneurship Damage to Small Retail Traders from Large Wholesalers’ Online Business Expansion
Kim, Mi-Gou (Small Enterprise and Market Service)
Suh, Chang-Soo (Soonchunhyang University)
Abstract
Purpose - The purpose of this research paper is twofold. First, this paper attempts to grasp the damage caused to small and medium-size retail traders from online wholesalers in the field. Second, this paper engages in a psychological characterization of the enterprise spirit and the management of small and medium-size entrepreneurs in the retail trade business that are harmed by online wholesalers. Research design, data, and methodology - Data on three large Korean wholesalers engaged in ongoing litigation during the first half of 2014, including E-Mart Traders E-Club, and regarding applications for business adjustments from three large wholesalers were used. Results - The results show that small and medium-size distribution merchants seek political support for facility modernization, policy-specific funds, development of the distribution of PB products, advanced distribution techniques, joint logistics systems, establishment of distribution and logistics centers, sharing of parking facilities, and joint ordering systems. Conclusions - This study examined the damage to, and the government's support of policy demands from, small retail traders.
- keywords
- Large Wholesalers Online Business, Distribution Political Support, Small Retail Traders, Tradition Market
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