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What is one result of competition in a free-market economy?

A. Consumers can choose which company's products they want tobuy.
B. Traditional values determine who will compete in the market.
C. Businesses control the price that all the companies within an industry can charge.
D. The government decides who is allowed to compete in the market.

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Also adding to SCRIBEOFSESHAT’s answer, the other 3 define a more coercive economy rather than an efficiency (free-market) economy
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Answer:A

Step-by-step explanation:

Consumers are provided with more options to choose products and at what price.

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