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3 years ago

In a market system:

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Aleksandr [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

<em>Households and firms make all economic decisions with minimal government regulation</em>

Explanation:

The economy in which the price of goods and services are decided by the demand and supply is called market economy. Market economy first came into being after the industrial revolution.

The factors of production are privately owned in the market economies and there is very little government intervention. It is also known as free market economy. Market economies are criticised because of the differences between the rich and poor that are prevalent in them.

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Answer and Explanation :

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Common share outstanding b 5,126.201 694.783

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