Since a monopolistically competitive firm has a monopoly over the particular product it produces, the firm is guaranteed a profit in the long run.

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In monopolistic competition, firms may earn profits in the short run, but in the long run, the entry of new firms into the market increases competition and drives down prices and profits, making it not guaranteed for a firm to earn a profit.

Since a Monopolistically Competitive Firm Has a Monopoly Over the Particular