re write this in 150 words: The relationship between corporations and consumers is in many ways, the inverse of the relationship between firms and employees. Instead of the firm paying out money in exchange for the work done by an employee, in this case, the consumer gives the firm their money in exchange for a product or good. The consumer/corporation relationship is ultimately one of the key drivers that enables firms to even hire employees in the first place. The relationship between firm and consumer is very simple; the firm markets and sells a product or good, and the consumer pays money in exchange for that service or good. The consumer keeps the firm in business. Consumers can be anyone from clients to tenants to customers at a restaurant - they all have one thing in common, they want what the firm is selling and they are willing to pay for it