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Answer: demand curve is flatter.
Explanation:
A monopolistic market is defined as there are large number of sellers of a selling close substitute goods. The market demand curve is downward sloping. But each individual firm faces the residual demand. A demand curve of a firm in a monopolistic competition is called residual demand curve, a demand curve which shows the demand for product of one particular firm. A residual demand curve is flatter than the market demand curve because individual firm demand is more elastic than market demand.
On the other hand, in a monopoly market there is only one firm selling a good. There is no substitue for the good. The firm demand curve is same as market demand curve. So, it is steeper than the demand curve of a firm in monopolistically competitive market.
hus, option [C] is correct answer.
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b. Its profits are protected by significant barriers to
entry.
c. It charges lower prices than a perfectly competitive
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