For a monopolistically competitive firm, it’s demand curve is ___, and it’s marginal revenue curve is ___. horizontal; downward slopingdownward sloping; downward slopingdownward sloping; horizontalhorizontal; horizontalPrevious

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For a monopolistically competitive firm, it’s demand curve is ___, and it’s marginal revenue curve is ___.

For a monopolistically competitive firm, it’s demand curve is _, and it’s marginal revenue curve is _.

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