What is a weekly market?
Political ScienceClass 7AllAnswered 12 Apr 2026
Answer
A weekly market is a market that is held on a particular day of the week. These markets do not have permanent shops or buildings. Traders set up temporary stalls or shops for that day and pack them up by evening. They often move to different places on different days of the week. Weekly markets are very popular because they offer a wide variety of goods such as vegetables, fruits, clothes, utensils, and household items at affordable prices. They are especially useful for people with low incomes.
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