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Compare and contrast the following market structures: perfect competition and monopolistic competition.
Price Controls
Government-imposed limits on the prices that can be charged for goods and services, often aimed at curbing inflation or protecting consumers.
Market Efficiency
A condition in which market prices fully reflect all available information, allowing for optimal allocation of resources without waste.
Non-price Factors
Elements that influence consumer decision making and market trends, such as product quality, brand loyalty, and consumer preferences, aside from the price.
Rent Control
Government-imposed limits on the amount landlords can charge for leasing property, intended to keep housing affordable.
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