Two bakeries, one street — Market Hall · Demand & Supply
Two bakeries compete on the same street. Which moves are fair competition and which are not? Demand & Supply · MyLeoNes.
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- Competition makes shops try harder on price and quality. It becomes unfair when they lie, cheat or secretly agree on prices.
- Invented stories to learn from. Prices and shops in them are made up, and this is not financial advice. Ask a trusted adult before buying or selling anything for real.
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Score
- Understanding trade — You understood how this part of trade works.
- Wise choices — You weighed your options before choosing.
- Fair play — You treated buyers and sellers fairly.
In real life
Secretly agreeing prices with a rival is called a cartel and is illegal in Portugal and the EU.
Market Hall
- Who buys, who sells?
- Two stalls, one street
- Quality or price?
- Honest signs, sneaky signs
- Compare before you buy
- My own little stall
- A broken kite and a kind haggle
- Farmers' market or supermarket?
- Auction day at the hall
- When there is only one seller
- From orchard to fruit bowl
- The stall's money notebook
- The lemonade stand
Invented stories to learn from, not financial advice. Before buying or selling anything for real, ask a trusted adult. Nothing about you is collected; progress stays on this device.
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