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    Under Monopolistic Competition, There Can Be Freedom of Entry in the Sense
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Under Monopolistic Competition, There Can Be Freedom of Entry in the Sense

Question 22

Question 22

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Under monopolistic competition, there can be freedom of entry in the sense that there is freedom to produce


A) Close substitutes
B) Perfect substitutes
C) Complements
D) None of the above

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