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ECON226 - Market Structures: Assignment
University of the Southern Caribbean
Market Structures (ECON226)
Added on 2020-03-07
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ECON226 - Market Structures Assignment of the behavior of buyers and sellers in that market. More precisely, market structure is about the nature and type of competition exiting in a specific market. In the foreign exchange market, there are many buyers and sellers , excellent information relating to the prices, it is easy to compare prices, and the currency is identical.
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