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12 October, 22:21

We can represent the entry of new firms into a monopolistically competitive market by shifting the existing firms': a) demand curves downward. b) demand curves upward. c) marginal revenue curves upward. d) cost curves upward. e) cost curves downward.

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  1. 12 October, 22:32
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    We can represent the entry of new firms into a monopolistically competitive market by shifting the existing firms' cost curves upward. - d)
  2. 12 October, 22:40
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    We can represent the entry of new firms into a monopolistically competitive market by shifting the existing firms' cost curves upward.
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