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Question 38

Question 38

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Figure 13-2
​ Figure 13-2 ​   -The force that leads to zero economic profits for monopolistically competitive firms in the long run is A) excess capacity. B) price wars among firms. C) entry by new firms. D) excessive advertising.
-The force that leads to zero economic profits for monopolistically competitive firms in the long run is


A) excess capacity.
B) price wars among firms.
C) entry by new firms.
D) excessive advertising.

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