Research on the Economic Development Path of The Ground Stall under Emergency Public Safety and Health Incidents

-- Taking Bengbu City as an Example

Abstract

During the normalization of epidemic prevention and control, the stall economy can alleviate the employment problems of the people and stimulate the consumption of the masses, but in the process of its development, there have been problems that are not conducive to epidemic prevention and control, affect environmental health, and infringe on the rights and interests of consumers, so it is very necessary to study the economic development path of the stall under emergency public safety and health incidents. Taking Bengbu City as an example, combined with literature survey, online network survey and offline field survey, Logistics regression model is used to analyze the factors influencing consumers' choice of offline shopping location (physical stores and stalls) and restricting the stalls of stall practitioners. Combined with the SVM model, the analysis results are improved. The results show that the five influencing factors of consumption distance, consumption preference, site hygiene and the degree of attention paid to epidemic prevention and control and the quality of goods have an impact on consumers' choice of offline shopping locations The five factors of the degree of importance of the entry threshold, the degree of attention to operating costs, the degree of attention to booth planning, the degree of emphasis on financial support and the degree of attention to public security management have an impact on the stalls of local stall practitioners. In the process of economic development of the stall, it is necessary to pay attention to these problems and put forward relevant suggestions and countermeasures.