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A market economy has producers that grow, make or manufacture goods. These are then sold to middle men who wholesale the good to retailer that sell them to the consumers.
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Product market is the place where goods and services are created and sold by businesses. This does not include trading instead focuses on finished goods purchased by the public sector and foreign buyers.
Goods are produced to make money. If people want the goods and can afford them, they will purchase these goods and this will cause the producer to make more of these goods.
A factory :)
Sweatshops are in place because it is much cheaper to make whatever goods are made there. Employees are paid much less than those who work in quality factories. The company benefits from cheaper workers and the consumer benefits from cheaper goods.
It takes labor to produce goods.
iron is "made" in a foundry. goods are made in factories
A baker would make finished goods from farm products.
About 520 companies in the United States, including 23,766 employees and 17,031 production workers, were involved in manufacturing ophthalmic goods.
to make money
The estimated average hourly wage in the industry was $8.46 for a production worker in 2000
By 2001, the average hourly wage for production workers was $14.63, up from $13.40 in 2000.
To make work easier Like previously stated to make work easier, to cut down on time, and make production of goods less expensive.
A market economy has producers that grow, make or manufacture goods. These are then sold to middle men who wholesale the good to retailer that sell them to the consumers.
Goods can be moved by transportation along with people. people have the right to walk, run, drive, boat, swim, fly on an airplane..etc. ideas can move by being shared from people or by someone making the idea happen. example: if i was to make facebook, my idea is being shared by making it.