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| − | [[File:Intristic-vs-market.png|400px|thumb|right|[[Intrinsic value]] vs [[market price]]]][[Market]] is | + | [[File:Intristic-vs-market.png|400px|thumb|right|[[Intrinsic value]] vs [[market price]]]][[Market]] is any space where [[marketer]]s and [[consumer]]s meet to facilitate willful exchanges or transactions of some [[market exchangeable]]s. The ''marketers'' represent potential [[seller]]s; while ''consumers'' do potential [[buyer]]s. ''Willfulness" of exchanges assume [[buyer's choice]]. |
The market allows for interactions between the parties; agreed exchanges and transactions may occur on the same market or outside of it. | The market allows for interactions between the parties; agreed exchanges and transactions may occur on the same market or outside of it. | ||
Revision as of 12:07, 31 May 2023
Market is any space where marketers and consumers meet to facilitate willful exchanges or transactions of some market exchangeables. The marketers represent potential sellers; while consumers do potential buyers. Willfulness" of exchanges assume buyer's choice.
The market allows for interactions between the parties; agreed exchanges and transactions may occur on the same market or outside of it.
- Buyer's market is an aggregate of all market exchangeables that this buyer can possibly buy;
- Seller's market is an aggregate of all buyers who are willing to buy a particular market exchangeable that this seller sells.
Market can also be defined as some space, virtual or physical, in which sellers (a) search for buyers and buyers search for sellers, (b) negotiate prices, and (c) make deals. Market competitiveness refers to the ratio of buyers and sellers of a particular market exchangeable.
Definitions
According to Principles of Economics by Timothy Taylor (3rd edition),
- Market. An institution that brings together buyers and sellers of goods or services.
According to Marketing Management by Keller and Kotler (15th edition),
- Market. Various groups of customers.
