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What prevents a monopolistic competition from being perfectly competitive?
O The barriers to entry are significant.
O Products are not identical.
O Consumers are not knowledgeable.
The market is dominated by one firm.

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Final answer:

Barriers to entry and product differentiation prevent monopolistic competition from being perfectly competitive.


Explanation:

Barriers to entry prevent monopolistic competition from being perfectly competitive because they hinder or prevent new entrants from easily joining the market. Products in monopolistic competition are not identical, leading to product differentiation and pricing power for firms. In contrast, perfect competition requires identical products.


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