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The Enchanted Bylanes Analysis
In the article “The Enchanted Bylanes”, Avantika Bhuyan expresses that if you are willing to go through hundreds of people and cattle, you will find India’s largest wholesale market toys. The market provides consumers with the latest toys children will enjoy. The toys Indian market provides are toys from China. Importers go to Shantou, a district in China to create toys and sell them India at the markets or street corners. The makers of the toys try to make toys that children will love. Many sells buy small quantities of toys to see which toys will sell the most to become popular. According to Bhuyan “when we see a particular toy doing very well, like the solar-powered plant, then we start selling it more aggressively” (262). These people are
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