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Because a monopolistically competitive firm has some market power, in the long run the price of its good exceeds its:
Joint Probability
The likelihood of two events occurring simultaneously.
Independent
Not influenced or controlled by others; in statistics, refers to variables that are not related or do not affect each other.
Marginal Probability
The probability of an event occurring, disregarding all other variables or outcomes in a probability distribution.
E(XY)
The expected value of the product of two random variables X and Y, indicating their joint mean over all pairs of outcomes.
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