Retailing Enterprise Sample Clauses

Retailing Enterprise. The following section will discuss some of the aspects of the survey which touched upon retailing enterprise. The answers were analyzed as a whole and across the 3 island groups. Out of 670 respondents 72.85% do not sell their own catch of fish. The fish is mostly sold in retail (81.39%) either on the market (46.05%) or by walking (47.60%). Almost none of the participants (only 0.39%) sell fish from home. Chart A1.57: Types of sale Retail 2,29% 16,32% Wholesale Other 81,39% Chart A1.58: Location of fish sale 5,96% 0,39% Walking Market 47,60% Fishing Wharf/Port 46,05% Home Fish preservation and unsold fish 92.36% of the interviewees reported that they preserve fish, and out of those who preserve fish, 95.48% use ice for this purpose. Most of the respondents sell today's unsold fish on another day, however participants from Xxx prefer salting fish. Chart 64 is the result of a Multiple Answer Question (with dummy variables), which is why the percentages in the chart don't add up 100%. Chart A1.59: Preservation method 2,42% 2,10% Ice Water with ice Freezer 95,48% 100,00 90,00 80,00 Percentages 70,00 60,00 50,00 40,00 30,00 20,00 10,00 0,00 Chart A1.60: What is done with unsold fish I never have I sell them on Own Salting Freeze any such remains another day consumption Xxx Xxxxxxxx Sao Xxxxxxx Income in retailing Chart A1.62: Change in days worked in the past 10 years 60,00 50,00 40,00 30,00 20,00 10,00 0,00 No/Constant Increased Decreased Xxx Xxxxxxxx Sao Xxxxxxx Percentages More than half of the respondents earn less than 20 thousand (CVE) per month from all income sources. And about 25% earn less than 30 thousand (CVE). Most of the respondents say that they number of working days either remained constant or decreased in the past 10 years and only 8.41% said that the number of working days increased. Respondents from Xxx mostly answered that the number of working days decreased, while those from Xxxxxxxx or Xxx Xxxxxxx mostly answered that the number of working days did not change at all. Only 12.09% responded that they are self-insured. Chart 62 is the result of a Multiple Answer Question (with dummy variables), which is why the percentages in the chart don't add up 100%. Chart A1.61: Monthly income range of the participants 70,00% 60,00% 50,00% 40,00% 30,00% 20,00% 10,00% 0,00% Less than Less than Less than Less than More 20 30 40 50 than 50 thousand thousand thousand thousand thousand When it comes to the costs in retailing, Chart 63 shows the average cost...
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