Finding examples of price-taking behavior by firm in the real world is not easy.of course,we are all familiar with our roles as price-taking consumer you either pay the price that the supermarket wants for bread or do without. But for firm,it is sometimes difficult to know how thay are actually making production decisions.one approach is to ask where firm get price information. When such information come from sources that could not reasonably be affected by the firm’s output decisions,price-taking behavior seems plausible.here we look at two examples