WebCT: ECON30631 Labour Economics (004510) - ECON30631 &LEC 2009-10 1st Sem (coursework) : Free Market Economy
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A free market economy is an economy which is free from government intervention except when investigating fraud or force, for example, anti-competitive policies. Prices are determined by demand and supply. It is an ideal type of market where buyers and sellers are able to transact freely. It is an ideal model as there is always going to be some form of government regulation whether using taxes or price controls. ←Back to Main Page |
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