tipos de mercados
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Un mercado es un lugar físico o virtual que permite a compradores y vendedores conseguir información y hacer negocio entre ellos.
Un mercado es competitivo si tiene muchos participantes para que ninguno solo influya en el precio.
A grandes rasgos hay dos tipos :
- Mercados de bienes donde productos y servicios finales de compañías se venden. Los hogares y las empresas son compradores y las empresas vendedores.
- Mercado de factores son mercados de factores de producción. Factores incluye labor, capital, materias primas, emprendurismo, etc. Aquí, los hogares venden y las empresas compran
La demanda de un factor existe porque hay una demanda de bienes que los recursos ayudan a producir. La demanda de cada factor es una
demanda derivada; deriva de la demanda de los consumidores por productos. Por ejemplo la demanda por ingenieros de una empresa de carros deriva de la demanda de carros.
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Subject 1. Types of MarketsA market is any arrangement that enables buyers and sellers to get information and do business with each other. A competitive market is a market that has many buyers and many sellers so that no single buyer or seller can influence prices.
Broadly speaking there are two types of markets:
Goods markets are markets where final products from businesses or firms are exchanged. Households and firms are usually buyers and firms are sellers.
Factor markets are markets for the factors of production. Factors include labor, capital, raw materials, entrepreneurship, etc. For example, in labor markets, households are sellers and firms are buyers.
The demand for a factor exists because there is a demand for goods that the resource helps to produce. The demand for each factor is thus a derived demand; it is derived from the demand of consumers for products. For example, engineers are needed to design cars. A car manufacturer's demand for engineers thus depends entirely upon the demand for cars. The demand for engineers is a derived demand. Summary
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