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If no externalities exist in a particular industry, what happens to the market equilibrium?

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Market equilibrium does reaches Pareto optimality.

Step-by-step explanation:

If there are no externalities, then we don't have market failure or competitive market equilibrium reaches Pareto optimum. This is a situation, where it is not possible to make things better for someone without making it worse for someone else.

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