Marketplace
three types of market systems Perfect competition- this is when there are many buyers and sellers for a particular product, the product is simmilar looking. the cost of investment is small and the product is easy to produce (ie: farming and agricultural products) Monopoly-there is a single seller with no close substitutes, and there is lots of control over the goods price (ie: and electrical company) Oligopoly-this market system is dominated by a few sellers. the products are high cost investments causing difficulties for new companies to join. the products are identical or slightly different (usually advertisements set the differences)(ie: Airlines)
There are several ways in which changes in supply occur. They include Technology, Cost of in-puts, productivity, number of sellers in the market, expectations of sellers government taxes or subsidies, government regulation, and production possibilities.
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Exploitation in market take place by some reason... 1>ceating the costumer by taking high price from them then actual price 2>they sell low quality goods by the name ,fame of branded company
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To identify them to other traders, buyers, sellers and the world of commerces. Much like we name our selves.
In a reverse auction sellers are in competition to obtain the buyers business. The name reverse auction is apt because the role of buyers and sellers is reversed and instead of prices escalating, the prices generally go lower as sellers compete for the buyer's business.
Austin Sellers's birth name is Ausin K. Sellers.
Piers Sellers's birth name is Piers John Sellers.
Ron Sellers's birth name is Ronald Franklin Sellers.
Sarah Sellers's birth name is Sarah Jane Sellers.
William Sellers's birth name is William Frederick Sellers.
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