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What makes the demand curve of the perfectly competitive firm uniquely different from that of firms in other kinds of market structures?
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A lush, species-rich forest biome that occurs in tropical areas where the climate is very moist throughout the year. Tropical rain forests are also characterized by old, infertile soils.
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