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    When Firms Exit a Monopolistically Competitive Market
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When Firms Exit a Monopolistically Competitive Market

Question 1

Question 1

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When firms exit a monopolistically competitive market:


A) product variety diminishes.
B) prices fall.
C) profits decrease (losses increase) .
D) the demand curves of established firms shift to the right.

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