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    Street markets are outdoor markets traditionally held in market squares or towns on particular days of the week, with similar indoor bazaars found in large enclosed spaces. During the American Colonial Period, merchants and craftspeople would display and sell wares at the market. While markets were historically places for buyers and sellers to directly exchange goods and services, the modern concept of a market encompasses the whole geographical area where competition occurs between sellers for customers, with the Internet now fulfilling some of the roles of old markets.

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    Street markets are outdoor markets traditionally held in market squares or towns on particular days of the week, with similar indoor bazaars found in large enclosed spaces. During the American Colonial Period, merchants and craftspeople would display and sell wares at the market. While markets were historically places for buyers and sellers to directly exchange goods and services, the modern concept of a market encompasses the whole geographical area where competition occurs between sellers for customers, with the Internet now fulfilling some of the roles of old markets.

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    Street markets are outdoor markets traditionally held in market squares or towns on particular days of the week, with similar indoor bazaars found in large enclosed spaces. During the American Colonial Period, merchants and craftspeople would display and sell wares at the market. While markets were historically places for buyers and sellers to directly exchange goods and services, the modern concept of a market encompasses the whole geographical area where competition occurs between sellers for customers, with the Internet now fulfilling some of the roles of old markets.

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    Street markets are outdoor markets traditionally held in market squares or towns on particular days of the week, with similar indoor bazaars found in large enclosed spaces. During the American Colonial Period, merchants and craftspeople would display and sell wares at the market. While markets were historically places for buyers and sellers to directly exchange goods and services, the modern concept of a market encompasses the whole geographical area where competition occurs between sellers for customers, with the Internet now fulfilling some of the roles of old markets.

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    Street market is an outdoor market such as traditionally held in a market square or in


    a market town, and are often held only on particular days of the week. Very similar markets,
    or bazaars can also be found in large enclosed spaces, instead of on a street.

    COLONIAL MARKET

    During the American Colonial Period the Market was a place for various Merchants and
    Craftspeople to display and sell their wares. Now the Internet and the World Wide Web
    have almost taken over the roll of the old Markets.

    market, a means by which the exchange of goods and services takes place as
    a result of buyers and sellers being in contact with one another, either directly or
    through mediating agents or institutions.

    Markets in the most literal and immediate sense are places in which things are
    bought and sold. In the modern industrial system, however, the market is not a
    place; it has expanded to include the whole geographical area in which sellers
    compete with each other for customers. 

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