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Firms suffering losses in monopolistic competition tend to:
ARaise their prices
BQuit the industry
CMerge into one firm
DGain monopoly status
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Quit the industry
Marginal firms leave when they sustain losses, which cuts supply and lets price recover.
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