Since the outbreak of the COVID - 19,  China  has quickly taken measures to control the spread of the epidemic throughout the country. However, with the implementation of control measures, a large number of enterprises were unable to start work, and the unemployment rate rose rapidly. Against this background, various parts of China have taken measures to encourage the economic development of street-stall and have achieved results. However, while stimulating the economy and alleviating employment problems, the street-stall economy has also brought many problems. This article uses the SWOT analysis method to carry out research on the street-stall economy, and puts forward relevant policy recommendations. The conclusion of this article has certain reference value for the regulation and development of the street-stall economy.

Pengcheng Shen. Analysis of the Development Model of the Street- Stall Economy under the Covid-19. Academic Journal of Business & Management (2020) Vol. 2, Issue 4: 121-128. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJBM.2020.020415.

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