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What are the differences between the​ long-run equilibrium of a perfectly competitive firm and the​ long-run equilibrium of a monopolistically competitive​ firm?

Unlike perfectly competitive firms, in the long run monopolistically competitive firms ______.

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User Seton
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face excess capacity or unused capacity.

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Unlike perfectly competitive firms, in the long run monopolistically competitive firms face excess capacity or unused capacity.

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Unlike perfectly competitive firms, in the long run monopolistically competitive firms face excess capacity or unused capacity. They produced at a higher cost which implies wastage of resources or under-utilization of resources.

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