Figure 16-8
The lines in the figures below illustrate the potential effect of entry and exit in a monopolistically competitive market on either the demand curve or the marginal cost curve of existing firms. 
-Refer to Figure 16-8. Panel (d) illustrates the change that would occur if existing firms faced
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