Which of the following accurately describe where long-run equilibrium happens in the monopolistically competitive firm?
a. At P and q*, long-run demand equals average marginal cost and long-run marginal revenue equals total cost.
b. At 0 and q*, long-run demand equals average total cost and long-run marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
c. At P and q*, long-run demand equals average total cost and long-run marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
d. At 0 and q*, long-run demand equals average marginal cost and long-run marginal revenue equals total cost.
c. At P and q*, long-run demand equals average total cost and long-run marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
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