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question 160

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Understand the characteristics and assumptions underlying pure competition in market structures.

Identify the features of demand and marginal revenue curves for purely competitive firms.

Differentiate between various market structures (pure competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly) based on their defining characteristics.

Analyze the implications of being a price taker in a purely competitive market on a firm's pricing and output decisions.

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