The saying "what's that got to do with the price of tea?" reflects

A) two markets where general equilibrium analysis would be most useful.
B) two markets where general equilibrium analysis likely won't be very useful.
C) two markets where the products are clearly closely related.
D) two markets where firms are incredibly greedy.


B

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