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What type of externalities accompany the entry of new firms into a monopolistically competitive market
Addition Rule
In probability, a rule that calculates the likelihood of any of two or more mutually exclusive events occurring.
Automobile Accident
An unexpected event involving a vehicle that usually results in damage and/or injury.
Mutually Exclusive
Events or conditions that cannot occur simultaneously or cannot both be true at the same time.
Addition Rule
A principle in probability theory that determines the probability of the occurrence of at least one of two events, taking into account their joint probability if they are not mutually exclusive.
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