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Supply Side of the Economy
The supply side of the economy encompasses all activities related to producing and supplying the total output of goods and services. It is primarily composed of the labour and product markets, and also includes the market for capital. This part of the economy is termed the 'supply side' because it focuses on the processes and decisions involved in making goods and services available for purchase, such as the flow of labor from households to firms and the provision of final products from firms to households.
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