Experimental evidence suggests that
A) markets quickly adjust to equate quantities demanded and supplied
B) markets often do not adjust as quickly as economists previously believed
C) large numbers of buyers are necessary in order for a market to behave competitively
D) large numbers of sellers are necessary in order for a market to behave competitively
E) large number of buyers and sellers are necessary in order for markets to behave competitively
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Q13: A general conclusion from experimental economics is
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Q16: In the short run, producer surplus equals
A)TR
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A)provide
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A)the price starts
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Q21: Social welfare is
A)a government program through which
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