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Sterling Money Markets

Michael Pawley, David Winstone, Patrick Bentley

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A market can be said to be a place where buyers and sellers meet to make an exchange of goods (or services). Those with more goods than they have need for their own consumption will sell to those who have insufficient goods for their needs.

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A market can be said to be a place where buyers and sellers meet to make an exchange of goods (or services). Those with more goods than they have need for their own consumption will sell to those who have insufficient goods for their needs.

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A market can be said to be a place where buyers and sellers meet to make an exchange of goods (or services). Those with more goods than they have need for their own consumption will sell to those who have insufficient goods for their needs.

Key concepts: Commerce, Goods and services, Consumption (sociology), Business, Speciality goods, Economics, Market economy, Product market

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