The progress of all human beings is the result of living and working together. Cooperation has helped humans march towards progress and becomes more complex, the government becomes more organised. They have made laws to regulate and control the activities of the people. We should co-operate with our government and abide by all the rules and regulations.

Differences between Civic life and Civic sense are given below :

The main problems faced by the vendors are:
(i) Shops are usually temporary in structures.
(ii) Dismantling of their shops any time by the police.
(iii) They have no security.
(iv) There are certain parts of the city where these vendors are not allowed to enter

The working conditions of the non-permanent workers are very depressing. They are given very minimum pay for their work and if they complain about their pay, they are asked to leave the job. There is no job security or protection and even, there is ill treatment. They are also expected to work for very long hours. For example, in the cloth mill units, the workers work on day and night shifts, with each shift lasting for 12 hours. One worker works on one machine for 12 hours and then is replaced by another on the same machine for the next 12 hours.

Shops in permanent buildings incur a lot of expenditure-pay rent and tax, employ workers, etc. In temporary shops, goods are stored at homes only. Workers are not employed because they are helped by family members. Subsequently, goods sold in permanent shops are costlier than the temporary shops

The differences between a Family and a Community are given below:

We need food, clothes, shelter and other facilities for our living. We cannot meet all our needs alone and so, we have to depend on others such as our parents, neighbours, workers, traders, etc., for the fulfillment of our needs.

Markets initially started as market-places usually in the hub of villages and towns for the sale or barter of farm produce, clothing and day-to-day items. These kinds of street markets developed into a whole variety of consumer-oriented markets, such as shopping centers, supermarkets or even online markets. (internet).

The casual workers are the workers who are employed on a temporary basis with generally limited entitlements to benefits and little or no security of employment. The main feature is the absence of a continuing relationship of any stability with an employer, which could lead to their not being considered 'employees' at all.

Marketing emphasises selling of satisfaction rather than selling a product or service. The basic objective is to find out what the customer wants and to ensure that they get the maximum possible satisfaction. Whereas, selling is concerned merely with the transfer of goods which the seller has already produced. Marketing focuses on the needs of the buyer and selling, on the needs of the seller.

'Labour chowk' is a place where daily wage labourers assemble to be hired by an employer. These labourers work as helpers to masons. They dig at construction sites, lift loads or unload trucks in the market, dig pipelines and telephone cables and also build roads. There are thousands of such casual labourers who work in a city

On the opposite pavement, we saw a person selling newspapers with a small crowd of people around him. Everyone wanted to read the news.
Buses whizzed past and there were auto-rickshaws filled with school children. Nearby, under a tree, a cobbler sat taking his tools and materials out of a small tin box Next to him the roadside barber had begun his work: he already had a customer who wanted an early - morning shave.

Harpreet and Vandana planned to buy the building in the market in which their showroom was located. Ever since the market has become the main market for people living in the surrounding apartments, their business has grown. They have been able to buy a car and book a flat in an apartment complex nearby.

The regular and permanent workers attend the office or factory regularly. Their work is clearly identified. They get a regular salary. Unlike casual workers they will not be asked to leave if the factory does not have much work.