Excess capacity in monopolistically competitive firms occurs because
A) each firm faces a demand that is perfectly elastic.
B) each firm builds a huge plant.
C) the existence of slightly differentiated products,serving almost the same purpose,causes a waste of precious natural resources.
D) firms produce an output that is less than the output at minimum average total cost.
E) marginal cost is too high.
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