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Least probability of competitive market system

The competitive market system is least probable to be allocatively unproductive as a result of: (w) externalities and public goods. (x) cutthroat competition and the outsourcing of low-wage jobs to less grown countries. (y) the underproduction of a good being nonrival and nonexclusive. (z) market power and asymmetric information.

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