In Monopolistic Competition, Ease of Entry and Exit Means

question 83

Multiple Choice

In monopolistic competition, ease of entry and exit means:

• A) it is easy to make a profit.
• B) it is free.
• C) eventually the industry resembles a perfectly competitive market.
• D) there are no extraordinary barriers to entry as there are in monopoly.

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