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Mind Map by YODI PATRICIA ORDOÑEZ URBANO, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by YODI PATRICIA ORDOÑEZ URBANO
over 4 years ago
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Market
Types
- Depending on
the product
- Of
consumption
- Products that satisfy a
need, example:
hunger
- Products that satisfy a
need, example:
hunger
- Industrial
- Raw materials or inputs
for manufacture goods
and services, like
cement, rods, tubes, etc.
- Raw materials or inputs
for manufacture goods
and services, like
cement, rods, tubes, etc.
- Of
service
- Intangible services, like
energy, telephony,
education
- Intangible services, like
energy, telephony,
education
- Of
consumption
- Depending on the
geographic area
- Local
market
- It serves a reduced area, it
can be a city, town for
example: pharmacy.
- It serves a reduced area, it
can be a city, town for
example: pharmacy.
- National
market
- A market that meets the needs
of an entire country, which is
made up of departments, cities,
towns, etc.
- A market that meets the needs
of an entire country, which is
made up of departments, cities,
towns, etc.
- Global
market
- A market that extends
to all the countries of
the world.
- A market that extends
to all the countries of
the world.
- International market
- Buyers from
different countries.
- Buyers from
different countries.
- Local
market
- Depending on the
competition
- Perfect
competition
- It is a market where there are
several competitors, that is,
there are several sellers who
set different prices.
- It is a market where there are
several competitors, that is,
there are several sellers who
set different prices.
- Monopoly
- Only one company offers
goods and services,
controlling the market.
- Only one company offers
goods and services,
controlling the market.
- Oligopoly
- There are few producing
companies and many buyers,
for example: cocacola, pepsi.
- There are few producing
companies and many buyers,
for example: cocacola, pepsi.
- Perfect
competition
- Depending
on the buyer
- Dealer
market
- They buy products to resell
them and not for consumption
example: supermarkets
- They buy products to resell
them and not for consumption
example: supermarkets
- Consumer
market
- buyers who purchase
goods and services to
satisfy needs.
- buyers who purchase
goods and services to
satisfy needs.
- Industrial buyers market
- Companies that buy
productive resources to
transform a product.
- Companies that buy
productive resources to
transform a product.
- Dealer
market
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