Markets for agricultural products are often used as an illustration of a perfectly competitive market structure. Conside

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Markets for agricultural products are often used as an illustration of a perfectly competitive market structure. Consider the maize market in South Africa and write an essay in which you discuss whether the market for maize can qualify as a perfectly competitive market. The essay must include the following: . A relevant introduction. Ⓒ The Independent Institute of Education (Pty) Ltd 2022 Page 5 of 8 22 2022 . A full description of the nature of a perfectly competitive market from a theoretical perspective. . Output decisions and the types of profit that firms might make in a highly or perfectly competitive market structure. . The nature of the South African maize market with supporting references. . A suitable conclusion.