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- Draw a diagram depicting a firm that is making a profit in a monopolistically competitive market. Now show what happens to this firm as new firms enter the industry.arrow_forwardWhat factors hinder firms in monopolistic competition from earning economic profits in the long run?arrow_forwarda diagram of depicting a firm that is making a profit in a monopolistically competitive market?arrow_forward
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