Kıbrıs Ekonomisi Hakkında/ About Cyprus Economy TR/ENG

Day 1,522, 06:58 • Published in Cyprus Turkey • by Kutluk Bilge Kul Novitas

Evet hepimiz raw fiyatlarını biliyoruz ama bunun tool boxlar haricinde başka sebepleri de var. Bu makalede hammadde vergilerinin ne kadar önemli olduğunu anlatacağım.

P.S: panpalarım direk capslere geçebilir xd

ENG

PERFECT MARKET ASSUMPTION

A market is a place where buyers and sellers come into contact with
one another. In the model of price determination discussed in this
chapter, we make a simplifying assumption that we are operating in
a perfect market.
The characteristics of a perfect market include:
- many buyers and sellers;
- perfect knowledge of prices throughout the market;
- rational consumers and producers basing decisions on prices;
- no government intervention (e.g. price control).
The stock exchange is an example of a perfect market – equilibrium
price is constantly changing to reflect changes in demand and supply.
There is some evidence to suggest that the Internet is leading to markets
becoming less imperfect as consumers are able to get more information
about prices and products, and source their purchases from a
wider range of suppliers.

HOWEVER,

Perfect Market Assumption is one of the most significant issue of Free Market.

BECAUSE

Criticisms of the free market focus on the following:
- the inappropriateness of the perfect market assumption
- reservations about consumer sovereignty
- externalities
- public goods
- realities of economic growth
- equity.

For free markets to deliver economic and allocative efficiency, that is many buyers and sellers, homogeneous products, perfect knowledge, freedom of entry and exit in markets and no government interference. The existence
of market imperfections will reduce the efficiency of the free
market system. The Thatcher (UK) and Reagan (USA) administrations
in fact devoted considerable legislation to the removal of market
imperfections, particularly in the labour markets. However, in practice
markets are far from perfect. Omerod pointed out
that the competitive equilibrium model is ‘a travesty of reality. The
world does not consist, for example, of an enormous number of small
firms, none of which have any degree of control over the market in
which it is operating.’ Instead, many markets are dominated by a few
suppliers, and considerable product differentiation occurs by producers
attempting to make their goods or services different from the competition
in order to minimize price competition. These factors mean that consumers may not get the benefits of lowest prices afforded by
perfect markets.

In the light of the facts which are shown above, if we do not adjust our country's import taxes perfectly, other competitors can be involved to our market. Therefore, we cannot benefit from low prices, especially in producer/seller side.


TR

Tool boxlar tükense de piyasa eski haline dönse amk. Kıbrıs lisansı olan dış mihrakların saldırısına uğradık.


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