Firms in Monopolistic Competition Can Achieve Product Differentiation by

question 215

Multiple Choice

Firms in monopolistic competition can achieve product differentiation by

• A) expanding plant size.
• B) exploiting economies of scale in production.
• C) advertising special characteristics.
• D) setting the price equal to average revenue.

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