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    Because a Monopolistically Competitive Firm Faces Competition from Substitute Products
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Because a Monopolistically Competitive Firm Faces Competition from Substitute Products

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Because a monopolistically competitive firm faces competition from substitute products sold by rivals, its demand curve is more elastic than the demand curve of a pure monopoly.

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