If the music industry was perfectly competitive, then all performers would

A. produce a non-standardized product.
B. charge the same price for concerts, but not necessarily play the same music.
C. play the same music, but not necessarily charge the same price for concerts.
D. play the same music and charge the same price for concerts.


Answer: D

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