Multiple Choice
A monopolistically competitive firm misallocates resources because:
A) the firm is not maximising its profit.
B) the firm is producing too little output at inflated prices.
C) the firm earns positive economic profit in the long run.
D) the firm passes the standard efficiency test.
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