Midwestern grain farmers are characterized as "perfectly competitive" because they
A) pitch in energetically to help a neighbor raise a new barn.
B) must adjust the price of their product in order to increase the quantity that they sell.
C) are represented by very influential lobbyists in Washington.
D) can increase the quantity that they sell without affecting the market price.
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