Competition and self-interest are two forces in free market economies.
Competition and self-interest are two forces in free market economies.
competition and self-interest
competition and self interest
Self interest and fear.
Self interest and fear.
competition
self interest and fear
Market price is determined by competition and self-interest. Self-interest by the shop owner will make him want to raise his prices in order to make more money for himself. The counterreaction to this is competition. When competition moves in the people will almost always choose the cheaper product, so in order to win the owners lower their prices and try to undersell the competition. Monopolies get rid of competition and therefore would only leave self-interest, and the owner would only raise the prices.
the law of self-interest the law of competition the law of supply and demand
the law of self-interest the law of competition the law of supply and demand
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