Question 4 A perfectly competitive firm is a: O A. price participant; it can coordinate its pricing decisions with other firms. B. price taker; it must accept the market equilibrium price. O C. price maker; it has the freedom to set the selling price. D. price leader; it can change its price and other firms will adjust.

Question 4 A perfectly competitive firm is a: O A. price participant; it can coordinate its pricing decisions with other firms. B. price taker; it must accept the market equilibrium price. O C. price maker; it has the freedom to set the selling price. D. price leader; it can change its price and other firms will adjust.

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