Question 2 10 points Boston University is in an imperfectly competitive (monopolistically competitive) market for higher

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Question 2 10 points Boston University is in an imperfectly competitive (monopolistically competitive) market for higher education. In seeking to differentiate itself by hiring only the highest quality instructors and researchers, what economic effects occur? A. Deadweight loss in the market for higher education is reduced. B. Supply for higher education shifts outward. C. Costs increase. D. Demand for Boston University becomes more inelastic. E. Price decreases, moving closer to marginal cost. F. Demand for higher education shifts inward. G. Price increases, moving further away from marginal cost. Save Answe
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