NYC Bodega Owners Push Back on City-Run Grocery Plan
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The reality of government-run enterprises and how they compete with small businesses is starting to dawn on New York City, which is moving to open a city-run grocery store. Smaller grocery stores and bodegas in the city are now having discussions on how they can manage to stay in business while operating alongside a government-run competitor.
We’ll discuss this topic and others in this episode of Crossroads.
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