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The women street vendors have occupied the streets, their activities and motivations have remained poorly understood. As the economic melt-down worsens as epitomize by company closures on a mass scale, more and more people find themselves depending on street vending for their livelihoods. Informal businesses in general and street vendors in particular are commonly considered to be typical informal workers who invariably escape compliance with state regulations of their business enterprises. But, what is the nature of street vending in Karaikudi? What are the modalities and operations of street vendors in Karaikudi? What challenges have been brought by street vending? These were the overarching issues addressed in this study.

A SOCIO ECONOMIC STUDY ON WOMEN MICRO ENTREPRENEURS – WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STREET VENDORS IN KARAIKUDI CITY, TAMIL NADU, INDIA