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    Exchange (Organized Market)

    An exchange is an organized market for trading financial instruments like securities and commodities. The concept originated in medieval Europe, with the term 'bourse' deriving from a 13th-century inn in Bruges where merchants conducted business. Modern stock exchanges developed from the 17th century onward, with Amsterdam establishing the first modern securities market and electronic trading emerging in the 1970s.

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