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Why does the free enterprise system help keep prices low?(1 point)
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Producers must lower their price to differentiate their product in the market.
Producers must lower their price to differentiate their product in the market.
Producers must meet consumer expectations for the price or be forced out of the market by competition because of the open opportunity.
Producers must meet consumer expectations for the price or be forced out of the market by competition because of the open opportunity.
Consumers must meet producer expectations for the price or they will be unable to make purchases.
Consumers must meet producer expectations for the price or they will be unable to make purchases.
The governmental control of the price ensures that it remains reasonable.
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Producers must meet consumer expectations for the price or be forced out of the market by competition because of the open opportunity.
Explanation: In a free enterprise system competition and consumer choice force firms to keep prices competitive; if a producer charges too much, buyers will switch to rivals, pushing prices down.
Explanation: In a free enterprise system competition and consumer choice force firms to keep prices competitive; if a producer charges too much, buyers will switch to rivals, pushing prices down.
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