Monopolistically competitive firms can earn profits in the long run by:
A. price discriminating.
B. continually innovating to differentiate their product.
C. further minimizing their costs.
D. monopolistically competitive firms only earn zero profits in the long run.
B. continually innovating to differentiate their product.
Economics
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