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CFA Level 1
Economics

Implications of Firm Entry in Monopolistically Competitive Markets

Hard Microeconomics Market Structures

In a monopolistically competitive market, firms sell products that are differentiated but are not identical. Each firm faces a downward-sloping demand curve, allowing it to set its own prices. As market entry is relatively easy, many firms compete for market share. Consider a scenario where a new firm enters the market, leading to a decrease in the profit margin for existing firms.

Which of the following statements accurately reflects the implications of this market structure for the firms involved?

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