Consider the perfectly competitive market for California oranges. Explain the characteristics that make this orange market a perfectly competitive market. The market supply curve for oranges is depicted by: P = 20 + Qs The market demand curve for oranges is depicted by: P = 220-4QD What is the equilibrium price and quantity of oranges in this market?

Consider the perfectly competitive market for California oranges. Explain the characteristics that make this orange market a perfectly competitive market. The market supply curve for oranges is depicted by: P = 20 + Qs The market demand curve for oranges is depicted by: P = 220-4QD What is the equilibrium price and quantity of oranges in this market?

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