When a Firm Is Considered to Be a "Price Taker

question 108

Multiple Choice

When a firm is considered to be a "price taker" that means that the firm

• A) can charge any price that it wants to charge, that is, "take" any price it wants.
• B) pays a fixed price for all of its inputs.
• C) will accept ("take") the lowest price that its customers offer.
• D) cannot influence the market price of the good that it sells.

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