In monopolistic competition, a firm experiencing losses will continue operating provided the price it sets can at least cover which of the following costs?

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the additional cost of producing one more unitthe expenses that do not change with outputthe costs that vary with the level of productionthe expenses related to promotional activities

Explanation

A firm in monopolistic competition will keep producing in the short run if the price it receives covers its variable costs. This is because variable costs change with output, and covering them prevents further losses beyond fixed costs, which must be paid regardless of production.