Lee Jeong-sik: The Struggles of Alley Merchants (Large Print Book)

Save the local shares of the capital, and fight in a way that cannot be fought, and many of those 13 years of record will remember the little supermarkets in their early village. But now, what is it that's sitting there? The main store has taken over, and the big mat is taking over the local stock. Big corporate capital has been taking over alleys and neighborhoods. Where did the supermarket owners go? And what about the suppliers that came into the supermarket? The convenience of convenience and the price competitiveness of big-bots, they disappeared, and people felt it was an inevitable stream of times. The missing store, the market and the people there were indifferent. But here are people who struggle to protect their neighbors who have been caught in alleys, in districts and in giant dinosaur capital. The author of the food agency, who was the official salesman, entered his sales district and sold half of the money. When I heard again that Home Plus was going to be in town, I couldn't stand still anymore. The question was: Will the collapse of the local stock be with them or will they protect the local shares against the rising capital that comes down to the alley? And he, along with local merchants, created a lifesaving Society over the Middle East and entered the trade. A regular volunteer goes from his trade to his hunger and a lame struggle to save the mid-sized sky. listening to the voice of the self-inflicted autolender, which has been calling out to create a healthier economic ecosystem, is reflected in the distribution of the merchant corner.

Korean title: 골목상인 분투기(큰글씨책)

Korean author: 이정식

Korean publisher: 산지니

ISBN-13: 9788965450450