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(Original post by Chots)
Is a perfectly competitive market x-efficient in the short run?
Is a perfectly competitive market x-efficient in the short run?
A perfectly competitive marker is only allocative efficient in the long run

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A perfectly competitive market is productive and allocative efficient in the long run
A perfectly competitive marker is only allocative efficient in the long run
A perfectly competitive market is productive and allocative efficient in the long run
A perfectly competitive marker is only allocative efficient in the long run

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Haha thanks, I know that already though, I was referring to x efficiency
Haha thanks, I know that already though, I was referring to x efficiency
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