Macaraeg, Jerome S.

A proposed construction of satellite market in barangay Solano Nueva Vizcaya/ Jerome S. Macaraeg, MckLein N. Mones, Sthefanie C. Palantag, Joyce Ann N. Tagtag and Mary Grace B. Tolentino - Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2023. - xi, 107 leaves : illustrations (some colored), photos ; 28 cm.

This research paper presents a study on the Proposed Construction of a Satellite Market in Brgy. Bascaran, Nueva Vizcaya, aiming to investigate its potential impact on economic development and community empowerment. The satellite market concept entails establishing a localized marketplace in a specific region to enhance trade activities and promote local businesses, thereby stimulating economic growth.
The study begins by analyzing the current economic landscape and market dynamics of Brgy. Bascaran, considering factors such as population growth, consumer behavior, and existing commercial infrastructure. The research evaluates the demand for a satellite market and identifies the potential advantages it may bring to the local economy using interviews, surveys, and data analysis.
Furthermore, this study examines many parties involved, such as neighborhood associations, business owners, and residents. To determine their support for the planned satellite market and to identify any obstacles or concerns, their viewpoints and goals are examined.
The study also examines successful satellite market models implemented in similar regions, drawing upon case studies and best practices. These insights contribute to the development of strategic framework for the proposed satellite market, including considerations such as market positioning, infrastructure requirements, and governance mechanisms.
Additionally, the research investigates the potential socio-economic impacts of the satellite market on the local community. It examines the potential for job creation, income generation, and skill development, as well as the enhancement of local entrepreneurship. Moreover, the study explores how the satellite market may expand accessibility to a range of goods, fostering social cohesion and intercultural exchange
The findings of this study will contribute to informed decision-making by relevant stakeholders, including local authorities, business associations, and community members, thereby enabling them to maximize the benefits of such an initiative while addressing potential challenges. Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering)

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