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Why are firms in monopolistic competition unable to make an economic profit in the long run?
Expectations-States Theory
Expectations-States Theory proposes that social hierarchies and expectations about individuals' performances in a group are formed based on societal stereotypes and perceptions, influencing group dynamics and member roles.
Work Group
A group of employees working towards common goals and objectives, often within the same department or unit of an organization.
French And Raven's
This elaborates on the original French and Raven model by presenting a framework for understanding social influence in groups through the dynamics of power.
Power Bases
refer to the sources of power or authority an individual or group holds, such as expertise, coercion, or referent power.
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