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Theoretical principles of forming the category of "market" in the evolution of economic thought
In the article the essence of market and economic characteristics of its basic functions. We study the basic concepts of
market development, taking into account historical experience and the present day.
The market is a complex economic category, and which directly affect the level of economic development. Currently,
scientists have not developed a common approach to determining the nature of the market, so it is impossible to give only one
interpretation of the definition of "market".
First, the market – is any place where sellers and buyers meet personally. The first – offer goods and services, and the
second – placing them on demand, traded and bargain for acceptable to both prices;
Second, in a generalized sense market is the totality of the trading process, acts of sale, regardless of where they occur. As
such, the market is characterized by many extraterritorial characteristics such as type of goods which sold, sales and purchases (market size), method of trading, the price level (expensive, cheap). This market has understood how to trade in a broad sense, as
a market process of compounds seller with the buyer.
Thirdly, the market is a system of economic relations between people, companies, countries, based primarily on the
principle that everything in the world is sold and bought, exchanged on a free basis, but compliance with the rules of payment. In
other words, the market - is the economic relations that are based on market laws and principles.
For a comprehensive study of the essence of the market the author highlights the main features of the market:
1. Integrating. Promotes integrity of economic property relations in all spheres of social reproduction, the implementation
process of appropriation of property by various actors within national states and at the national level, to achieve the main goal of
economic activity.
2. Information. Market collects, processes in real time and a huge amount of information gives as a consumer and producer
of generalized data on the level of costs, profitability, quality of goods and services. Focusing on market information, producers
are constantly comparing their production with market conditions and implement preventive measures to reduce costs, increase
quality, improve range.
3. Pricing. Determining the real (social) cost of goods, the impact on pricing.
4. Control. Control over production - the volume of manufactured products, range of products and their quality.
5. Stimulating. It is fact that the market makes all participants a competitive process financially interested in satisfying those
needs that are expressed through demand via price.
6. Remediation. Cleaning social production through competition from economically unsustainable, unviable enterprises and,
on the contrary, support most enterprising and effective.
7. Regulated. Market gives answers the question: what to produce? for whom to produce? how to produce? Intrabranch
competition stimulates reduce unit costs, encourage productivity growth, technological progress, improve product quality.
Interindustry competition by transferring capital from industry to industry forms the optimal structure of the economy,
stimulating expansion of the most promising industries. Saving and support the competitive environment - one of the most
important tasks of state regulation in the countries with developed market system.
8. Function development. It means increased competition between different types and forms of ownership, the driving
forces of economic ownership.
Keywords: market, market function, economic relations, producers, consumers.
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