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The elasticities of the demand curves for firms in monopolistically competitive (MC) industries will become more like that of firms in pure competition as . Multiple choice question. the entry rate of new firms decreases the number of rivals increases and product differentiation grows weaker the substitutability of competing goods decreases product differentiation increases and the number of rivals decreases
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