The market for soybeans is a perfectly competitive market, and the government subsidizes the production of soybeans
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The market for soybeans is a perfectly competitive market, and the government subsidizes the production of soybeans through various agricultural support programs. Suppose that the government subsidizes the production of soybeans by giving producers free land. Why might this subsidy not affect the total amount of soybeans that firms choose to produce?
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In a perfectly competitive market firms are price takers meaning they take the market price as given and cannot influence it The subsidy in the form o...View the full answer
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