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4. What is the price at which the quantity of goods demanded, and the quantity of goods
supplied are equal
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A) The going rate
B) The margin rates
C) The market price
D) The optimum price
5. What marks the key difference between economic systems
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A) The way they manage the factors of production B) The way they transport goods within their borders
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C) The way rules and regulations are legislated
D) The way workers are relocated to different regions
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