"It is only at the low point of development that there is room for small-capital businesses," says Chu Cheng-chung, deputy director of the second institute of the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research. With the low standard of living in the early days of development it did not matter if things were a bit below par. So long as they were cheap, people would naturally want to buy them.
「只有在經濟低度開發的情形下，才有小本創業的空間」，台灣經濟研究院二所副所長朱正中指出，開發中國家生活水準不高，因此東西品質差一點無妨，只要便宜，自然有人會買。