Consumers benefit from monopolistic competition by
a. being able to choose from products more...
Consumers benefit from monopolistic competition by
a. being able to choose from products more closely suited to their tastes.
b. paying the same price as everyone else.
c. being able to purchase high quality products at low prices.
d. paying the lowest possible price for the product.
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Business, 22.06.2019 01:00
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