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When New Firms Are Encouraged to Enter a Monopolistically Competitive

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When new firms are encouraged to enter a monopolistically competitive market,


A) some existing firms must be earning economic profits.
B) they do so because there is insufficient product differentiation.
C) the demand curve facing an existing firm shifts to the right.
D) the marginal cost curve facing an existing firm shifts downwards.

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