Within a monopolistically competitive industry
A) firms can freely enter and exit and economic profits are zero in the long run.
B) firms can freely enter and exit and economic profits are greater than zero in the long run.
C) there are some barriers to entry and exit and economic profits are zero in the long run.
D) there are some barriers to entry and exit and economic profits are greater than zero in the long run.
A
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