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    A Competitive Equilibrium May Fail to Be Pareto-Optimal Due to
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A Competitive Equilibrium May Fail to Be Pareto-Optimal Due to

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A competitive equilibrium may fail to be Pareto-optimal due to


A) government intervention.
B) social efficiency.
C) inequality.
D) externalities.
E) profit maximizing firms.

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