The forces of supply and demand in an unregulated market (ie: buyers and sellers) Together, these forces determine the price at which a product is sold and the quantity which will be traded
When politicians and economists talk about market forces, they mean the economic factors that affect the availability of goods and the demand for them, without any help or control by governments. opening the economy to market forces and increasing the role of private enterprise. the way that the behaviour of buyers and sellers affects the levels of prices and wages, without any influence from the government
The dynamic occurring when competition among firms determines the outcome in a given situation, and a supply-and-demand equilibrium is reached without government intervention