JAMB - Economics (2024 - No. 5)
Producers operating in a free market economy are more efficient as a result of
the existence of competition
government regulation of their activities
the very few number of participants
the commitment of the shareholders
Explanation
In a free market economy, multiple producers are allowed to enter the market and compete with each other. This competition creates incentives for producers to become more efficient in order to gain a competitive advantage. When producers compete, they strive to offer better quality products, lower prices, and improved customer service. To achieve these goals, they need to find ways to reduce costs, increase productivity, and innovate. The pressure of competition encourages producers to constantly improve their efficiency to attract customers and maximize profits
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