Difference between revisions of "Perfect competition"

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Perfect competition is so much competition that a seller would lose all its customers if it raised its price a tiny amount.  This large amount of competition is "perfect" for the consumer.
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'''Perfect competition''' is so much competition that a [[seller]] would lose all its customers if it raised its price a tiny amount.  This large amount of competition is "perfect" for the [[consumer]].
  
The market for dairy products is close to perfect competition.
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The [[market]] for [[dairy]] products is close to perfect competition.
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Revision as of 04:46, April 15, 2007

Perfect competition is so much competition that a seller would lose all its customers if it raised its price a tiny amount. This large amount of competition is "perfect" for the consumer.

The market for dairy products is close to perfect competition.