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Business, 19.04.2021 15:40, jaden2058

The zero-profit condition is assumed for the long run equilibrium under monopolistic competition, all things equal. So explain why it is possible for firms under monopolistic competition to escape the zero-profit condition while it is much less likely under perfect competition.

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