  We have studied here the self-organising features of the dynamics of a model
market, where the agents `trade' for a single commodity with their money. The
model market consists of fixed numbers of economic agents, money supply and
commodity. We demonstrate that the model, apart from showing a self-organising
behaviour, indicates a crucial role for the money supply in the market and also
its self-organising behaviour is seen to be significantly affected when the
money supply becomes less than the optimum. We also observed that this optimal
money supply level of the market depends on the amount of `frustration' or
scarcity in the commodity market.
