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New firms are able to enter monopolistically competitive markets because there are low barriers to entry.
Historical Records
Documents, archives, or databases that preserve past information and events, serving as evidence or reference.
Demand Frequency
The rate or interval at which a product or service is requested or required by customers.
Weekly Demand
The total quantity of a product or service that customers want to purchase over the course of a week, impacting inventory levels and production planning.
Lost Sale
A situation in which a potential sale is not realized, often due to stock unavailability, pricing issues, or the customer's decision to purchase from a competitor.
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