Multiple Choice
Monopolistic competition and perfect competition are different in that monopolistically competitive firms:
A) cannot earn profits in the short run.
B) face firm demand curves that are less elastic than perfectly competitive firms.
C) face substantial barriers to entry.
D) earn economic profits in the long run.
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