In the long run,both perfectly competitive and monopolistically competitive firms produce at minimum average cost.

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In the long run, perfectly competitive firms produce at minimum average cost, achieving productive efficiency, while monopolistically competitive firms do not; they have excess capacity and do not produce at the lowest point on the average cost curve due to product differentiation and market power.

In the Long Run,both Perfectly Competitive and Monopolistically Competitive Firms