Any system of nonprice rationing could be inefficient because _____.
A)consumers are benefited at the producer's expense
B)it would be virtually impossible to determine consumer preferences
C)buyers and sellers act in self-interest which leads to inefficiency
D)marginal values do not vary across consumers

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Nonprice rationing systems often struggle to accurately gauge and meet consumer preferences, leading to inefficiencies in the allocation of goods and services.

Any System of Nonprice Rationing Could Be Inefficient Because _____