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Suppose a total of 2,500 students are allowed in the engineering programs at all of the colleges in a particular city. From the previous three years' record, it shows that the number of students who enroll in the entrance exam for the engineering program increases if there is an increase in the number of IT recruiters the previous year. This year there is a total of 3,200 students who have enrolled to take the entrance exam of which only up to 2,500 of those who passed would get in. Based on either the students' perspective or the college perspective, what combination of economic key concepts does the situation follow? A. Optimization and empiricism B. Equilibrium and empiricism C. Optimization and equilibrium D. Optimization, equilibrium, and empiricism

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