​Which of the following statements is true

A) ​in market equilibrium there are unconsummated value-creating transactions
B) in market equilibrium there are unconsummated wealth-destroying transactions
C) in market equilibrium there are no unconsummated wealth-creating transactions
D) ​none of the above

In market equilibrium, all value-creating transactions have been consummated and no further wealth-creating opportunities exist, therefore there are no unconsummated wealth-creating transactions. Option A is incorrect because in market equilibrium, all value-creating transactions have been consummated, so there are no unconsummated transactions. Option B is incorrect because, in a well-functioning market, there will be no unconsummated wealth-destroying transaction because such transactions would not be profitable and would not take place in the first instance. Option D is incorrect since option C is true.