With respect to output production,a monopolistically competitive firm produces:

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A monopolistically competitive firm faces a downward-sloping demand curve, which means that it cannot sell unlimited quantities of output at the market price. In other words, if it wants to sell more, it has to lower its price, and if it wants to sell less, it has to raise its price. Therefore, a monopolistically competitive firm will typically produce a smaller quantity than a perfectly competitive firm at the same market price.

With Respect to Output Production,a Monopolistically Competitive Firm Produces