Question

How are goods and services distributed in a free market system

Answer 1

• services can be bought by consumers , as well as goods
• services can be bought at just about any price with not much difference in quality
• product markets are markets such as services

Answer 2

They are bought and sold by the people.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the free market, it all happens by necessity, initiative, and willingness.

If someone sees that people need a transportation service, that same someone can offer a service. And someone else, by seeing that there is a demand, might want to offer the same service by a smaller price to steal some clients. Maybe someone will make a more comfortable service and offer by an extra cost and so on.

This logic can be applied to literally any goods or services in the free market.