Which of the following statements are correct regarding the difference between markets and firms? Working in a firm involves accumulation of firm-specific assets that will be lost if the connection to the firm is severed. It is possible to employ division of labour within firms, while it is not possible in markets. Markets involve a decentralisation of power, while firms represent a concentration of economic power. Transactions within firms operate as contracts. Market transactions are not contracts.

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