markets.
Originally, places at which independent sellers, who were usually also the producers, made their goods available to consumers coming there specifically to shop for them; terms of exchange (prices) were characteristically established for each individual transaction by haggling. The term ‘market’ is currently used to refer not only to particular local places but to the entirety of ... ...
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