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News sections of newspapers around the world portray street markets as sources of corruption, while in the metro, travel, or food sections, those same markets are celebrated as sources of sociability, economic mobility and local character and are yet notably absent from the business pages. Markets and merchants are intimately woven into human history, and […]

According to the USDA, there are more than 8,100 registered farmers markets in the United States–an estimate that is steadily growing each year (Farmers Market Directory, 2013). My student Anne Roybal, found that undercounted markets in Wisconsin, but the point is simple, no matter how many markets, we know that markets connect producers and consumers […]

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