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The Dual Role of a Firm
In an economic system, a single business often acts as both a supplier of some things and a demander of others. Using a hypothetical example of a new coffee shop, describe two distinct activities where it acts as a demander and one activity where it acts as a supplier.
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The Dual Role of a Firm