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Q: Which is studied by economists to understand how recourses are used?
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What do you understand by market?

market failure is a term used in Economics to denote a condition in which free markets are not able to perform under the certain preassumptions made by economists. The main four reasons for market failure are monopoly power,externalities,public good and information failure.