ANALYSIS OF MARKET DISTORTIONS IN A MICROECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE AND IMPACT ON SUPPLY AND DEMAND BALANCE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21991313Keywords:
Distortion, Microeconomics, Supply, DemandAbstract
Market distortions are a serious challenge in achieving an efficient and sustainable economy. This research discusses improvement and reform efforts to reduce market distortions through government policies, market structure improvements, and increased information transparency. Strict antitrust policies, support for healthy competition, and steps to encourage market diversification are important focuses. In addition, increasing access to information and transparency is key to empowering consumers and restoring the balance of power in the market. Through collaboration between the government, market players and society, it is hoped that this reform can have a positive impact in creating a more efficient, fair and sustainable economic environment.
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