Individual purely competitive sellers:
A) engage in nonprice competition only when the government establishes price floors.
B) are able to increase their sales by differentiating their products through nonprice competition.
C) engage in nonprice competition because they have no control over the prices they receive for their products.
D) do not engage in nonprice competition because consumers cannot distinguish between their products and their rivals' products.
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