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    It Is Argued That Monopolistic Firms Don't Have an Incentive
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It Is Argued That Monopolistic Firms Don't Have an Incentive

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It is argued that monopolistic firms don't have an incentive to innovate because of the problem of cannabilization. This is known as


A) The replacement effect
B) The efficiency effect
C) The opportunity cost effect
D) The sunk costs effect

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