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DOUBLE POINTS!! Explain the role played by consumers, business, and the government in a market economy. Hint: focus on the facto

r in market products. In your own words, Answer in paragraph form if possible please. EVERYTHING HELPS!! TIA! Giving BRAINLIEST!!

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mojhsa [17]2 years ago

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Answer:No idea

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