Because prices link all markets in the economy, economists think of prices as O A) a system
O B) an economy
O C) a set of resources
O
D) a factor of production

A) a system

Explanation:

In the end, prices do more than convey information to buyers and sellers in a market—they also help buyers and sellers allocate resources between markets. This is why economists think of prices as a “system”—part of an informational network—that links all markets in the economy.

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