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    The Profit Maximizing Condition for a Firm in Monopolistic Competition
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The Profit Maximizing Condition for a Firm in Monopolistic Competition

Question 289

Question 289

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The profit maximizing condition for a firm in monopolistic competition is to produce so that


A) marginal cost equals marginal revenue.
B) marginal cost equals price.
C) average total cost equals price.
D) price equals marginal revenue.

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