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Perfect information is a necessary condition of perfect competition.
Court Variety
The range and diversity within judiciary systems, including different levels of courts such as appellate, district, or supreme courts.
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A federal republic in North America consisting of 50 states, a federal district, and various territories.
Interest Groups
Organizations or collectives that seek to influence public policy and decision-making processes in favor of their specific interests or causes, often through lobbying, advocacy, or public campaigns.
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The judicial branch of the United States government, comprising federal courts that interpret the law, resolve disputes, and decide cases under U.S. law.
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