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FOR DP ECONOMICS WIKI GENERAL NEWSSOURCES BBC news The Economist The fianciaal times The Gurdian The Independent ITN The Observer The Telegraph The times,Sunday ,times The new york Times Fortune Time Magzine The washington post Voice of america newspaperMoscow Times(English) Straits Times The Scotsman The Herald Euromoney Money World Market News International Business Week online Ananova CNN Fianacial Net WallStreetJOurnal Asiarelated news all africa.com Greek NewsSources[english] Kyodo News : Japan [english] The Australian Sydney Morning Herald

Daily news anylsis rss url="http://www.economist.com/rss/daily_columns_rss.xml" link="true" number="10" media type="custom" key="5100815" =**Micro economics**= It is concerned with the individual parts of the economy .It is concerned with the demand and supply of particular goods,services and resources.It is focuses in other words on individual markets..

**Markets**
A market can be defined as a process or an institution in which producers and consumers interact in order to sell and buy a good or a service. A market economy is one where market forces alone provide answers to the three fundamental questions and in which private property rights are well defined and enforced .In pure market economy there is no government intervention beyond setting and enforcing property rights.

The participants in a market economy are consumers and producers and producers .The interaction of consumers and producers in markets determine the market price of each product.Changes in market conditions thus result in market price changes which set off a chain of events leading to more or less of the goods being produced and thus to change in the allocation of scarce resources.

The behaviour of consumers

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