The Hamilton Central Market: An Economic Anthropological Study

Abstract

<p>This is a descriptive study of the Hamilton Central Market. Chapter 1 describes the objectives of the study. Chanter 2 describes the content of previous market legislation and the manner in which it has influenced market events. Charter 3 outlines the pertinent features of the present market place's organization. Chapter 4 describes the socio-economic charactcristics of the market clientele. Chapter 5 describes the interrelationship of these factors and the clientele's subsequent market activity. Chapter 6 describes the marketing techniques employed by the vendors and the outcome of their efforts -in terms of cash flow. Chapter 7 presents a summary of the previous chapters.</p>