The primary force that determines what a firm buys and sells is market demand, which reflects consumer preferences, needs, and purchasing power. Firms analyze market trends, competition, and customer feedback to align their products and services with demand. Additionally, factors such as cost of production, supply chain logistics, and regulatory environment also influence their buying and selling decisions. Ultimately, firms aim to maximize profitability by meeting the demands of their target market efficiently.
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Tescos is in the tertiary sector because it doesn't make the products it sells it just provides a service, it buys products in from the primary and secondary sectors.
A person who buys and sells goods to make money is an entrepreneur. They have created a business that will hopefully generate profits.
A slave trader buys or sells slaves
I think that it is called Mercantilism
a dealership is a business that buys/sells automobiles. A dealer buys/sells automobiles for a dealership.
investor
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Consumer
Broker
Tescos is in the tertiary sector because it doesn't make the products it sells it just provides a service, it buys products in from the primary and secondary sectors.
A stockbroker.
A person who buys and sells goods to make money is an entrepreneur. They have created a business that will hopefully generate profits.
someone who sells goods someone who sells goods Supply and Demand.
A slave trader buys or sells slaves
Stock trading.
A Person Who Buys And Sells Commodities For Profit