Economics help! Is the firm's demand curve in monopolistic competition perfectly elastic as in pure comp.?

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Bryan2011-04-04T21:32:49Z

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No, although it is still very elastic.

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restaurant2011-04-05T04:13:28Z

A successful monopoly would face a relatively inelastic demand curve. Given that there isn't any competition...

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