The correct answer is Spatial Separation 1. Spatial SeparationProducers and consumers are separated geographically. Producers tend to cluster together by industry.2. Separation in TimeConsumers may not want to consume goods at the time they are produced, and time may be required to transport goods from producer to customer.3. Separation in ValuesProducers value goods and services in terms of cost and competitive prices. Consumers value goods and services in terms of utility and ability to pay. 4. Separation of InformationProducers do not know who needs, what, when, where, and at what price consumers dont know what is available from whom, where, when, and at what price.