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This article explores what distinguishes a market economy from other economic systems. It discusses the roles of factors of production (FOPs) and economic agents, including individuals and business people, in creating goods and services. By examining how FOPs are acquired, transformed into products (economos), and sold, we highlight the essence of market transactions and the motivations behind them. Through this analysis, readers will gain insight into the dynamics of market economies and how they function compared to alternative economic models.
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7.2 EQ WHAT MAKES A MARKET ECONOMY DIFFERENT FROM OTHER ECONOMIES?
ECONOS BUSINESS PEOPLE 1. BUY THE FOP’S FROM THE INDIVIDUALS. 2. TAKE YOUR FOP’S TO THE FACTORY AND GET ECONOS. (3 FOP’S FOR 1 ECONO.) 3. SELL YOUR ECONOS TO INDIVUDIALS. 4. YOU WANT MONEY. INDIVIDUALS 1. SELL YOUR FOP’S TO THE BUSINESS PEOPLE. 2. BUY THE ECONOS. 3. YOU WANT ECONOS.