How does the textbook's notion of competition as a process differ from the model of perfect competition?
A) The process notion allows for uncertainty and incomplete information; perfect competition doesn't.
B) The process notion allows for price searching activity; perfect competition doesn't.
C) The process notion allows for product differentiation; perfect competition doesn't.
D) The process notion allows for a small number of participants; perfect competition doesn't.
E) For all of the above reasons.
E
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A) all capital owned by individuals, but not by corporations or governments. B) all capital owned by individuals or corporations, but not by governments. C) machinery that meets or exceeds federal safety standards for use by humans. D) the skill and knowledge of workers.
Market failure occurs when
a. an optimal allocation of society's resources is not achieved b. negative externalities are taken into consideration c. positive externalities are taken into consideration d. government failure is at its worst e. all social costs are included in the prices of goods and services