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Perfect competition
A perfectly competitive market has many small firms selling identical products, with free entry and full information. No single firm can influence the price — they are all price takers.
Key ideas
- Firms produce where price equals marginal cost.
- In the long run, free entry drives economic profit to zero.
- It's a benchmark for efficiency, rarely seen exactly in the real world.
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