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The figure given below shows the revenue and cost curves of a firm. MC represents the marginal cost curve, AC the average cost curve, MR the marginal revenue curve, and AR the average revenue curve.Figure 9.4
The figure given below shows the revenue and cost curves of a firm. MC represents the marginal cost curve, AC the average cost curve, MR the marginal revenue curve, and AR the average revenue curve.Figure 9.4    -A monopolistically competitive firm faces a relatively-elastic demand curve as compared to a monopolist firm because of the: A) presence of a large number of buyers and barriers to entry. B) presence of a large number of firms and easy entry into the market. C) production of perfectly homogeneous products. D) production of unique products and the presence of barriers to entry. E) production of goods that are perfect complements of each other.
-A monopolistically competitive firm faces a relatively-elastic demand curve as compared to a monopolist firm because of the:

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