12th Class Economics Solved Paper - Economics 2011 Delhi Set-I

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    When is a firm called 'price-taker'?

    Answer:

    A firm is said to be a price taker when it has no control over the existing market price and accepts the price as determined by the 'invisible hands of market', i.e., by demand for and supply of the commodities.


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