Answer - Agriculture
Reason - Agriculture closely resembles the perfect competition. This is because the products produce by them is homogeneous and there are large number of buyers and sellers in this market. In agriculture market large number of buyers create a situation where one individual cannot influence the price. Hence they are also price takers
Other options are wrong -
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