A Brief Discussion of the Consolidation and Development of the Individual Economy

Tao Youzhi

Chinese Economy, 1987, vol. 21, issue 1, 37-42

Abstract: Wenzhou was one of the areas where the self-employed sector developed quite rapidly and with great diversity. According to 1985 statistics, this city had 130,000 individually owned businesses, with 150,000 operators and 483 markets of different items. Among these markets were ten major ones for items such as buttons, low-voltage electrical appliances, and plastic products, which had the largest sales and the most widespread influence in the country.

Date: 1987
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