Limited local markets for goods and services

Visualization of narrower problems
Name(s): 
Shrinking local market
Underuse of local market
Disorganized local marketing
Inefficient product markets
Nature 
Local communities need to expand markets for both goods and services; however such expansion is impeded by the need for capital investment and high transport costs, so that prospects for raising incomes are small. Rural products are usually sold to visiting middlemen, or occasionally to merchants from outside. In order to benefit from expanding economies, production of goods needs to be in greater quantity and of a quality suitable for larger area markets. Retailers often have to move from smaller, local markets to larger, regional ones in order to continue their business.
Broader 
Archaic marketing methods
Narrower 
Lack of dairy markets
Unproven repair market
Unproven vegetable market
Limited space for markets
Isolated handicraft market
Unexplored transport alternatives
Threatened species of Paracymus seclusus
Related 
Undeveloped channels for commercial initiative
Aggravates 
Insufficient returns from farming
Prohibitive cost of fishing equipment
Undue control of prices by intermediaries [in 9 loops]
Stagnated development of agricultural production
Departure of business from small communities to urban locations [in 19 loops]
Aggravated by 
Limited market development
Proliferation of telemarketing
Socio-economically inactive population
Strategy(ies) 
Using local markets
Ensuring constant product markets
Organizing local marketing
Requiring product markets
Limiting local markets for goods and services
Value(s) 
Disorganization
Inefficiency
Limitedness
Nonlocal
Overefficient
Underuse
Unused
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems