markets Flashcards
what is a market
any place where potential buyers and sellers interact to carry out a transaction. this means that the seller offers a good or service to the buyer in exchange for a particular value
what is the remuneration for the factors of production
Capital - interest
Raw materials - rent
Labour - wages and salaries
Entrepreneurship - profit
what are the 3 types of markets
- labour
- financial
- raw materials
what are intangible services
services that are rendered to earn money such as doctors, lawyers and teachers
what are physical goods
goods that we can touch such as cars, food and clothes
how can markets be classified
1) place
2) time
3) legal vs illegal
4) competition
give a description of legal vs. illegal business
whether a business offers goods and/or services that break the laws of the country.
how can a business be classified in place
is where the business operates
describe a short term business
when a business enters the market for a short period of time [6 months]
describe an international market
what are the principles for perfect competition
- impact on competitors
- homogenous
- no price difference
- significant barriers
what are 3 markets that have perfect competition
1) foreign exchange market
2) agriculture markets
3) internet markets
what are the imperfect competitions
1) monopoly
2) oligopoly
3) monopolistic
what is the difference between a monopoly and oligopoly
a monopoly is when only one business produces or sells a particular product or service and an oligopoly is when a market where there is a large number of competitors but the market is dominated by a few big businesses.
how can we prevent a monopoly from forming
- economic scale
- a patent
- large sums of money
- government legislations