Monopolistic Competition Long-run Equilibrium

What is the relationship between the average price (or average revenue) and the average cost in the short-run equilibrium for a monopolistically competitive firm making supernormal profits?

What is the relationship between the average price (or average revenue) and the average cost in the short-run equilibrium for a monopolistically competitive firm making a loss?

What is the firm's strategy in the short-run when it is making a loss?

What is the relationship between the average price (or average revenue) and the average cost in the long-run equilibrium for a monopolistically competitive firm?

What is the firm's strategy in the long-run to achieve equilibrium?

What is the reason for the lack of supernormal profits in the long-run equilibrium for a monopolistically competitive firm?

What condition leads to a firm in monopolistic competition earning only normal profits in the long run?

In monopolistic competition, why does the entry of new firms lead to a fall in demand for each existing firm's product?

Why did Lam Chin's restaurant become less profitable after a new restaurant opened nearby?

What will happen to the market supply in monopolistic competition when firms start making losses in the short run?

What action might Lam Chin consider if another restaurant opens in her town?

What happens to the market supply when firms in monopolistic competition make profits?

What factor plays a crucial role in determining the success of a coffee shop, according to the text?

How have coffee shops differentiated themselves from each other?

What is a notable change in the coffee culture of the UAE mentioned in the text?

What are some common reasons for people to visit coffee shops mentioned in the text?

Which element is NOT listed as part of the attempts made by coffee shops to distinguish themselves?

What marketing strategy is suggested for successful operations of a coffee shop based on the text?

Why can't a monopolistically competitive firm make supernormal profit in the long run?

At the long-run equilibrium in monopolistic competition, where does the firm produce?

Which condition is not met by a monopolistically competitive firm at its profit-maximizing output level?

In monopolistic competition, what happens if a firm does not produce at the lowest point of its average cost curve?

Why can a firm in monopolistic competition not be allocatively efficient?

What distinguishes the equilibrium output level of a monopolistically competitive firm from being both productively and allocatively efficient?

What is product differentiation in the context of monopolistic competition?

Which of the following is an example of distribution differentiation?

In the short run, what is the profit-maximizing condition for a firm in a monopolistically competitive market?

In Figure 1, what is the supernormal profit earned by the firm?

If a firm in a monopolistically competitive market is earning supernormal profits in the short run, what is likely to happen in the long run?

What is the primary reason for firms to engage in product differentiation in a monopolistically competitive market?