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Individual sellers and buyers in perfect competition

Both individual sellers and buyers within perfect competition: w) can affect the market price through their own individual actions. x) can affect the market price by joining along with some of their competitors.  y) have to take the market price as a specified. z) have the market price dictated to them through government.

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