Market Economy - Explained
What is a Market Economy?
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What is a Market Economy?
A market economy is an economic system driven by the decisions of individuals or businesses within the economy to purchase goods or services.
Related Topics
Other Related Topics
- Market Economy
- Consumer Goods
- Consumption
- Scarce Resources
- Market Equilibrium
- Self Interest
- Economic EfficiencyExternality
- Invisible Hand