<p>Without context, this is impossible to answer. Usually, the answer would be something like a relative price/market price. It will indicate whether the opportunity cost of the good is lower than than the marginal utility derived by the consumer and whether its price is larger than the marginal costs of producing the good.</p>

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<p>What ensures that goods and services will get from those who should be producing them to those who should be consuming them?</p>
<p>This a textbook question but I'm not sure to answer to this.</p>

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Who determines "*who should be consuming*" a good?
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Microeconomics Question on Trade
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# Microeconomics Question on Trade

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-03-11)

What ensures that goods and services will get from those who should be producing them to those who should be consuming them?

This a textbook question but I'm not sure to answer to this.

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> **username_1**: Who determines "*who should be consuming*" a good?  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2022-03-11. Score: 0

Without context, this is impossible to answer. Usually, the answer would be something like a relative price/market price. It will indicate whether the opportunity cost of the good is lower than than the marginal utility derived by the consumer and whether its price is larger than the marginal costs of producing the good.


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