A monopolistically competitive industry is similar to a perfectly competitive industry in that firms in both industries:A) are price takers.B) produce differentiated products.C) face highly inelastic but downward-sloping demand curves.D) will tend toward zero economic profits in the long run.
A monopolistically competitive industry is similar to a perfectly competitive industry in that firms in both industries:A) are price takers.B) produce differentiated products.C) face highly inelastic but downward-sloping demand curves.D) will tend toward zero economic profits in the long run.
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D) will tend toward zero economic profits in the long run.
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