An example of perfect competition is when
a. many sellers compete and none control the market price
b. several electronic companies form a cartel
c. a seller decides to sell clothing, including shirts and jeans
d. a seller is misinformed causing him or her to overprice goods
Ans: a. many sellers compete and none control the market price
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Exhibit 4-2 Supply and demand curves
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