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D1
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A monopolistic competitive firm has downward sloping demand curve
and produces at MR=MC at the same output ATC=P in the long run and
that is depicted by the curve D1 and ATC
the ATC is tangent to the demand curve D1 and that is the long run
equilibrium for the firm in the monopolistic market.
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