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What are the conditions for the emergence of the market(economics)? and got a better answer
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Need implies demand, and demand generates supply, and healthy competition is necessary?
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need implies demand and demand breeds supply and healthy competition is necessary
need implies demand and demand breeds supply and healthy competition is necessary
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property competition state society
property competition state society
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division of labor competition availability of liquid currency availability of private property solvency specialization in production qualification of workers, etc.
division of labor competition availability of liquid currency availability of private property solvency specialization in production qualification of workers, etc.
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buyer-seller.
buyer-seller.
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supply and demand
supply and demand
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Market relations end where barter relations end, i.e., as soon as a crowd of lunatics gathers in a certain area ready to buy and sell goods and do it for money and not bash for bash, these are the first signs of a market.
Market relations end where barter relations end, i.e., as soon as a crowd of lunatics gathers in a certain area ready to buy and sell goods and do it for money and not bash for bash, these are the first signs of a market.
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The presence of consumers.
The presence of consumers.
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