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Types of Economic Relationships: Markets, Firms, and Government

The interactions between economic actors vary in nature. Transactions for goods and services between firms, and between firms and households, typically occur in markets driven by voluntary choices to buy and sell. In contrast, the relationship within a firm is hierarchical, where the work of employees is directed by owners and managers. Government interactions, such as collecting taxes and implementing policies, are based on legal authority, which in a democracy, is derived from the electoral choices of citizens.

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