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In perfect competition, the market supply curve

In perfect competition, the market supply curve
A) comes from adding up the quantity supplied by all businesses at each price.
B) comes from adding up the price charged by all businesses at each quantity.
C) is vertical at the total quantity of output produced by all businesses.
D) is horizontal at the market-clearing price.
E) none of the above.

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