A profit-maximizing perfectly competitive firm must decide:

A. only on which industry to join, taking price and output as fixed.
B. both what price to charge and how much to produce.
C. only on how much to produce, taking price as fixed.
D. only on what price to charge, taking output as fixed.


Answer: C

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