A Firm in Monopolistic Competition with a Down-Sloping Demand Curve

Multiple Choice

A firm in monopolistic competition with a down-sloping demand curve:

A) does not have to worry about price competition due to the nature of its demand curve.
B) can use marginal analysis to help it maximize profits.
C) will have to charge the "market price" which is set by the intersection of industry supply and demand.
D) could use marginal analysis to compare alternatives--but this would not help in pricing because this method focuses on selling one more unit and therefore ignores total profitability.
E) All of the above are true.