Consumer and producer

Consumer
The following can act as consumers in the economy:
individuals and households
firms (manufacturers)
state

Factors influencing consumer choice:
limited financial resources;
fashion;
usefulness of goods and services;
period of consumption (non-durable and durable goods)

Producer
individuals and households (individual production)
firms and companies
state (state and municipal unitary enterprises)

In a market economy, the manufacturer has freedom.
Producer
Labor productivity is the quantity of goods that can be produced by workers in a given period of time.

Relationship between consumer and producer
The exchange is a process of mutual changing of equal goods by both sides.
The following conditions should be met to implement the exchange process:
1. There should be as minimum two sides involved in the exchange process.
2. Each side should have something valuable for the counterpart.