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    How Do Monopolistically Competitive Firms Inform Consumers About Their Products
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How Do Monopolistically Competitive Firms Inform Consumers About Their Products

Question 36

Question 36

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How do monopolistically competitive firms inform consumers about their products?


A) They rely on word-of-mouth.
B) They inform consumers through advertising.
C) There is no need to do such.
D) Their products are well-known enough to stand on their own.

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