Multiple Choice
A perfectly competitive market usually achieves economic efficiency because
A) there are no barriers to entry
B) there are no barriers to entry and all of the goods are perfect substitutes
C) each of the firms in the industry are profit maximizers
D) it is the most fair
E) most buyers in the market have the same level of income
Correct Answer:
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