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Platonic Competition

by George Reisman
Mises Institute, Dec 2005

"Pure and perfect competition" is totally unlike anything one normally means by the term "competition." Normally, one thinks of competition as denoting a rivalry among producers, in which each producer strives to match or exceed the performance of other producers. This is not what "pure and perfect competition" means.

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