Which of the following provides information about the essential tasks duties and responsibilities of a job?

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A perfectly competitive industry will likely have A. more consumer surplus, more producer surplus, and more dead weight loss than a monopoly. B. more consumer surplus, less producer surplus, and less deadweight loss than a monopoly. C. less consumer surplus, more producer surplus, and more dead weight loss than a monopoly. D. more consumer surplus, less producer surplus, and more dead weight loss than a monopoly. E. less consumer surplus, more producer surplus, and less dead weight loss than a monopoly.

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