In a free market system, customers and producers play complementary roles. Producers supply goods and services based on consumer demand, striving to meet preferences while maximizing profits. Customers, on the other hand, drive demand by making purchasing decisions that reflect their needs and desires. This interaction establishes prices and influences the allocation of resources, fostering competition and innovation within the market.
Free-Market system
Free-market system
Producers are driven to lower costs due to the freedom of consumer choice provided by free-market system. To lower costs, producers have to eliminate wastes which brings about efficiency
They make the economic decisions.
Individual goods
Consumers and producers
Free-Market system
Free-market system
Consumers and Producers.
Consumers and Producers.
The free-market system has a circular flow of influences.
Producers are driven to lower costs due to the freedom of consumer choice provided by free-market system. To lower costs, producers have to eliminate wastes which brings about efficiency
Producers are driven to lower costs due to the freedom of consumer choice provided by free-market system. To lower costs, producers have to eliminate wastes which brings about efficiency
They make the economic decisions.
Individual goods
To allow consumers and producers to make their own decisions
To allow consumers and producers to make their own decisions