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When a long-term asset is sold for more than its book value, the difference represents a gain.
Monopolistic Competition
A market configuration where numerous firms offer similar, yet not identical, products, providing them with a certain level of market influence.
Pricing Constraints
Factors that limit the range or extent to which prices can be set for goods and services, including cost, demand, competition, and legal issues.
Competitive Pricing
A pricing strategy where a product or service’s price is set based on the prices of competitors, aiming to offer better value to consumers.
Firm's Products
The goods or services offered to the market by a particular business or company.
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