We have seen that free exchange under perfect competition can
mutually benefit both consumer and producers. In words, briefly
explain how this is possible. Then clearly list five situations
that free exchange can hurt consumers or producers and an
assumption about perfect competition that situation violates.
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We have seen that free exchange under perfect competition can mutually benefit both consumer and producers. In words, br
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