新冠肺炎大流行期间女性流动街头小贩的脆弱性和复原力

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P. T. Thanh, Pham Bao Duong
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目的女性街头小贩被认为是社会中的弱势群体,因此在危机中受到严重打击。这项研究旨在研究新冠肺炎社交距离对他们的商业、消费、健康和日常生活的影响;他们为应对这些不利影响而采取的解决方案和缓解战略;以及他们在保持社交距离后的社会经济生活恢复。设计/方法/方法数据来自越南城市的女性流动街头小贩。实证分析采用描述性统计、probit模型和有序probit模型。发现女性流动街头小贩在保持社交距离期间面临巨大挑战。他们也缺乏维持业务的解决方案,被迫采取各种缓解策略。他们的社会经济生活在保持社交距离后也恢复缓慢。此外,那些经历了更大商业损失的人在保持社交距离期间面临着更多的不利影响,在保持社交社交距离后恢复社会经济生活方面也面临着更多困难。实际意义这项研究强调了在危机期间重新设计社会政策以支持女性流动街头小贩的重要性。它还强调有必要使其活动正规化和合法化,以促进可持续和包容性的长期发展。原创/价值据作者所知,这项研究是探索新冠肺炎社交距离对女性流动街头小贩的影响并研究她们如何应对这些不利影响的首次尝试之一。
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Vulnerability and resilience among women migrant street vendors during the COVID-19 pandemic
Purpose Women migrant street vendors are considered a vulnerable group in societies, thereby being hard hit during a crisis. This research aims to examine effects of COVID-19 social distancing on their businesses, consumption, health and general lives; solutions and mitigation strategies that they adopted in response to these adverse effects; and their recovery of socioeconomic lives after social distancing. Design/methodology/approach The data were collected from the women migrant street vendors in urban Vietnam. Descriptive statistics, probit model and ordered probit model were used for empirical analysis. Findings Women migrant street vendors faced immense challenges during social distancing. They also lacked solutions to sustain their businesses and were forced to resort to various mitigation strategies. Their socioeconomic lives were also slow to recover after social distancing. In addition, those experiencing greater business loss faced more adverse effects during social distancing and have more difficulties in the recovery of socioeconomic lives after social distancing. Practical implications This research highlights the importance of redesigning social policies to support women migrant street vendors during crises. It also emphasizes the need to formalize and legalize their activities to foster sustainable and inclusive development in the long term. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this research is among the first attempts to explore the effects of COVID-19 social distancing on the women migrant street vendors and to examine how they respond to these adverse effects.
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