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Examples of monopolistically competitive markets include the markets for
Negative Externalities
Costs that are suffered by a third party as a result of an economic transaction that they were not directly involved in.
Opt Out
The choice made by individuals to not participate in a program, activity, or to forego a service, often involving a default option or requirement.
High Costs
Refers to situations where the expenses associated with production, maintenance, or other operations are significantly above the average.
Negative Externalities
Costs not incurred by consumers or producers but by a third party or the environment, as a result of an economic activity.
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