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... sell goods such as fish , meat , fruits , and vegetables . In economics , market has a more general meaning . A market is any arrangement that facilitates buying and selling . An example is the market in which oil is bought and sold ...
... sell goods such as fish , meat , fruits , and vegetables . In economics , market has a more general meaning . A market is any arrangement that facilitates buying and selling . An example is the market in which oil is bought and sold ...
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... sell but the amount it definitely plans to sell . However , the quantity supplied is not neces- sarily the same as the quantity actually sold . If con- sumers do not want to buy the quantity a firm plans to sell , the firm's sales plans ...
... sell but the amount it definitely plans to sell . However , the quantity supplied is not neces- sarily the same as the quantity actually sold . If con- sumers do not want to buy the quantity a firm plans to sell , the firm's sales plans ...
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... sell more than they want to sell , so the quantity sold is also 3 mil- lion tapes a week . What is the highest price that buyers are willing to pay for the 3 millionth tape each week ? The answer can be found on the demand curve in Fig ...
... sell more than they want to sell , so the quantity sold is also 3 mil- lion tapes a week . What is the highest price that buyers are willing to pay for the 3 millionth tape each week ? The answer can be found on the demand curve in Fig ...
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