Monopolistic Competition Differs from Monopoly Because in Monopolistic Competition

question 109

Multiple Choice

Monopolistic competition differs from monopoly because in monopolistic competition

• A) there are many firms.
• B) the firms compete only on price.
• C) there are no close substitutes for each firm's product.
• D) None of the above is a difference between monopoly and monopolistically competitive firms.

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