A buyer is said to be a price taker if she:
A) can bargain over the prices of the goods she consumes.
B) can purchase any amount of a good at a fixed price provided she has the money to pay for it.
C) always pays less than the market-determined price for the goods she is consuming.
D) ignores the prices of related goods and considers only the price of the goods she is purchasing.
B
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