地摊经济英语作文

第一篇：

Street-Stall Economy

Katty wong

This year, due to the impact of coronavirus outbreak, many people

have to stay at home and can not go outside to work to earn a living.

Coronavirus has hindered the economy development which caus many

people lo their jobs. To revive the economy, the government is making

great efforts to solve the problem of unemployment. One of them is to

introduce policies on tting up street stalls.

Many people choo to respond to the call. So they decided to run

their own stall to make a living and support themlves. They ll a

variety of commodities including snacks, clothes and cond-hand

goods and so on.

The commodities can provide options for tho busy people who

do not have time to cook after work. Additionally, the street vendors

can greatly boost people' s consumption and stimulate domestic

demand. Setting up street stall will also create many employment

opportunities and help unemployed people generate income.

What' s more, the street-stall economy can enrich people' s life.

Overall, the return of the street tall will bring a lot of benefits to

economy recovery.

第二篇：One of the responsibilities of a manager is to motivate their

employees to increa their performance. However, I strongly disagree

that basing their salaries on their ratesof production and sales would be

the most effective method.

第三篇：The performance in many cas cannot simply be quantified in

terms of sales or production. Ateacher's job, for example, is to teach

class, asss homework, and provide students with feedback, none of

which involves producing or lling any goods. In this ca, it is the

performance of her students and their levelsofsatisfaction with aspects

of her performance such as rapport or punctuality that decide how

successful he has been.

第四篇：Furthermore, the performance of many workers is greatly

affected by external factors beyond their control. The state of the

economy, unexpected political developments, and extreme weather

conditions can all have significant impacts on how much a worker can

ll or produce. A hurricane, for example, can easily devastate a farm and

all its produce without its workers being responsible for any of the

damages or the ensuing drop in production rates. Basing wages on sales

or production rates would actually demotivate workers in such cas.