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In Perfect Competition

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In perfect competition,


A) there are typically two or three equally powerful firms
B) a large number of sellers offer a differentiated product
C) the firm is a price taker
D) marginal revenue cannot be calculated because the firm's demand is perfectly elastic
E) the market demand and the firm's demand are perfectly elastic

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