Perfectly competitive firms:
A) are price takers, since they are not large enough to influence the market price.
B) are individually able to influence the market price.
C) will succeed by charging a price higher than that charged by the rest of the market.
D) can influence the prices of other firms in the same industry by altering their own prices.
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