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Pavement trade is the marketing of something in the street, either from a stall or van or with goods laid out on the pavement. These are mobile operations with no fixed overhead.

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These trader selles there good on the foot path on the road side, they place there good's at some crowded place they usually selles the things of daily use they are called pavment trader's.

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