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In many parts of Europe during the mid-1770s, governments gave guilds, or organizations of producers, the authority to control who was allowed to produce a good, the amount of the good produced, and the price charged for the good. Would you expect more competition among producers in a guild system or in a market system? A. A market system is clearly more competitive because it allows for the free entry and exit of producers. O B. A market system, but only if government imposes regulations similar to those instilled by a guild. C. A guild system, because its charter could require that members follow competitive practices. O D. No discernable difference exists between the two systems regarding competitiveness. Regarding the entity occupying the center (of attention) in the two systems, it appears that O A. both systems give equal emphasis to producer and consumer. O B. the consumer is at the center of the market system while the guild system centered on the producer. O C. the producer is at the center of the market system while the guild system centered on the consumer. O D. both systems place the producer at the center