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The EKELOS UNILEX prime ideas state: |
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UNILEX is the definition of a market and all components that exist within a market including firms, items, prices, transactions, government and individuals. |
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Market |
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All goods and services may be defined as items. |
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The demand, manufacture, distribution and supply of items may be defined as a market of corporations and individuals. |
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A market exists wherever sufficient demand brings suppliers to offer the fulfilment of these needs and wants and customers are prepared to pay the price offered. |
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All numbers may be described in sets of degrees of infinity
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Market life |
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All markets for items have a birth, maturity, decline and death |
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The highest prices for an item will always be in the early –mid growth period of the market. |
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Generic markets of sufficient size and value tend towards consolidation into duopolies or oligopolies. |
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Pioneering brand markets tend towards duopolies. |
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Government action |
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That economic markets operate most effectively with active government attention. |
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Market equilibrium |
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Markets do not of themselves find equilibrium. |
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