Perception Of Traders Research Articles

Preferences of Traditional Market Traders in Deciding to Use Quick Response Code Indonesia Standard (QRIS) as a Transaction Tool

The preference of traditional market traders in using QRIS as a non-cash payment transaction method in the traditional market of sorong district is considered ineffective because the perception of traders towards the use of QRIS has a negative perception. The results of the study indicate that the Qris payment system is not ready to be used in traditional markets, especially the Traditional market of Sorong Regency. The four main factors that the payment system has not been continuity in its use are the perception of strongly disagreeing with QRIS providing benefits from other payment systems, as well as the perception of disagreeing with QRIS can increase sales, QRIS can increase the number of consumers, and the use of QRIS as a transaction tool that can protect personal data and transaction data when transacting, QRIS as a transaction tool that can guarantee access and data both personally and payment transactions. However, traditional market traders in Sorong Regency have a positive perception of QRIS as a transaction tool to speed up payment transactions, therefore the need for socialization to the public of the benefits of using QRIS as a transaction tool.

DAMPAK RELOKASI PASAR TRADISIONAL TERHADAP PENDAPATAN PEDAGANG (STUDI KASUS DI PASAR RAKYAT TALANG BANJAR KECAMATAN JAMBI TIMUR)

This study aims to determine the impact of market relocation on the income of traders in the Talang Banjar People's Market, the factors that affect the income of traders after being relocated and how traders perceive the market relocation. In this study using qualitative research methods. As for the type and source of data needed, namely primary and secondary data. Data collection techniques are carried out by observing, interviewing and documenting while data analysis methods include data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions or verification. The results of the study showed that the income of traders after being relocated experienced a change in income where out of the 40 traders who had been interviewed, 38 traders had a decrease in income while as many as 2 traders had an increase in income. As for the factors that affect traders' income, namely location factors, trading hours, mods and competition. the perception of traders regarding the relocation of the Talang Banjar People's Market is not as expected, mainly because the number of traders' income has decreased. So it is hoped that government traders can make improvements to bring changes in a better direction, namely by repairing the market building, expanding road access, expanding stalls and kiosks according to the needs of traders and traders hope that all traders will be included in the market building.

Corrigendum: Chinese Trader Perceptions on Sourcing and Consumption of Endangered Seafood

Corrigendum: Chinese Trader Perceptions on Sourcing and Consumption of Endangered Seafood

Assessment of Beef Cattle Production and Marketing Practice in Eastern Oromia, Ethiopia

A cross sectional study was conducted with the objectives to assessing beef cattle production and trading system in eastern Oromia. Structured questionnaire and a onetime observation were conducted on 50 producers and 40 traders a total of 90 beef cattle producers and traders, which were, include purposively in the study using random sampling techniques to generate set data. Based on the result of survey made the producers kept cattle for multiple purposes, on average age of 6-9 years. Most farmers sold animals in near by village market. Major constraints for producers were feed shortage, animal health and lack of improve breeds. Traders transported mixed cattle in irrespective of ages, breeds, and sex to their destination which was on average 118.5±19 km via vehicle. Harar breed had high demand in local market while Boran was used for export purpose. The perception of traders on factors affecting the quality of beef indicated that beating, feed shortage, and agroecology were important being ranked 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd respectively. From this study, it was concluded that quality of beef produced in study areas was relatively older. Resulted tough beef source. It is recommended that strategy should be developed to encourage premium payment for young cattle marketing that is not exposed to draft service and develop strategy to breed improvement to overcome stock decreases. Keywords : Beef, Cattle age, Feed resource, Perceptions DOI : 10.7176/FSQM/85-04 Publication date :March 31 st 2019

Behavior Analysis of Traders Regarding Waste Management In The Wonodri Market In Semarang

This research was conducted to describe the behavior of a trader regarding waste management in the Wonodri Market because there are still many traders who do not care about environmental hygiene related to the management of waste produced, such as disposing of trash leftover from the merchandise in an arbitrary manner and indifference from a trader to waste management. Therefore, an analysis of the behavior of traders is needed, one of which is related to independent waste management carried out by market traders. The method used is field survey, observation of market conditions, and literature study. The results showed that the behavior analysis of traders related to waste management in Wonodri Market was still not perfect, it was shown by the presence of piles of garbage in the kiosk/kiosk aisle, and the behavior of traders who still collected garbage mixed with each other in various compositions. This shows that traders care about waste management is still lacking. The level of education and environment of a trader greatly influences the knowledge and perceptions of traders in waste management in the Wonodri Market. The behavior of traders greatly influences the maintenance of a clean, comfortable and safe market environment, so that it does not hinder the buying and selling process between sellers and buyers and does not break the economic chain that occurs.

A Volatile Mind: Trader's Perceptions and Foreign Exchange Market Volatility

A Volatile Mind: Trader's Perceptions and Foreign Exchange Market Volatility

Perception of traders on common barriers to trade of red chilli spice in TamilNadu

Perception of traders on common barriers to trade of red chilli spice in TamilNadu

A national survey of rice (Oryza sativa L.) grain quality in Sierra Leone I: Perception of traders and consumers

As Sierra Leone approaches self-sufficiency in rice, against a backdrop of agricultural commercialization, the dynamics of the rice grain production and consumption will increasingly be driven by the quality of grains demanded by consumers to be produced by farmers and marketed by traders in the open market. The present study was a national perception survey aimed at establishing the current status of rice grain quality based on the perspectives of traders and consumers interviewed at selected market places in four major cities across the country. In separate interviews conducted with315 consumers and traders selected at random from 45 markets around the country, individual responses were solicited on the general interests of consumers and traders, as well as the marketing practices and aspirations for the improvement of rice grain quality in the country. Results obtained from the two surveys suggest that the priorities of rice consumers for grain quality were generally similar to those of the traders. For example, between to 63 to 100 per cent (84 %all cities) of consumers and 69 to 100 percent (88% all cities) of traders interviewed indicated preference for imported rice, with a significant positive correlation (r = 0.78) between the two groups. Among rice products found in the market, the imported high swelling, long grain rice was shown to be preferred by both traders and consumers, due mostly to the high swelling power and non-seasonal market availability of that grain type. Other results suggest that both traders and consumers desire further improvement in grain quality, even though they do not consider this to be of high priority. The study leads to the conclusion that imported rice products are more popular than local rice products among rice traders and consumers in Sierra Leone. It is speculated that such preference might have been driven directly by the priorities of household food decisions and indirectly by the general socio-economics of food production and consumption in the country.

A 'farinha especial': fabricação e percepção de um produto da agricultura familiar no vale do Rio Juruá, Acre

Os pequenos agricultores do vale do alto rio Juruá, no Acre, produzem farinha de mandioca para consumo e comércio. Este artigo descreve as práticas que produzem e identificam uma farinha 'especial' do ponto de vista dos produtores locais. Esses processos são tanto técnicos como conceituais e se aplicam às raízes de mandioca, aos objetos responsáveis pelo processamento e à farinha produzida, diferindo da avaliação de negociantes e órgãos governamentais. Esse conjunto prescritivo será confrontado com a percepção dos comerciantes e também com a dos serviços públicos, a qual atua no melhoramento dessa produção por considerá-la desvalorizada e com elevada variabilidade.

Retailing and the Importance of Micro‐Locational Linkages

Success in retailing depends heavily on location. Retailers do better if their shops/stores are situated adjacent to complementary or competitive establishments. This article presents the results of a survey of the micro‐locational perceptions of traders in the centre of a major British City.