A market is classified as monopolistically competitive when
A) a small number of firms compete.
B) many firms produce a slightly differentiated product.
C) there is one firm that sells a good or service with no close substitutes.
D) many firms produce the same product.
E) there is a barrier that blocks entry by other firms.
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