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Principles of Microeconomics Markets 1) A market is an institution mechanism that brings together buyers, also known as demanders, and sellers, also known as suppliers), of particular goods, services or resources. 2) All situations that link potential buys with potential sellers are called markets. 3) We take the assumption that markets are consist of large number of independently acting buyers and sellers of standardized products. 4) We also assume that these markets are highly
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