If new firms enter a monopolistically competitive market,the demand curves for the existing firms will shift to the

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When new firms enter a monopolistically competitive market, the demand curve for existing firms shifts to the left because consumers have more choices. This increased competition makes the demand more price-elastic as consumers can easily switch to other firms if prices rise.

If New Firms Enter a Monopolistically Competitive Market,the Demand Curves