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Not because of that reason but rather a result of the different characteristic of the two market structures.

Basis of difference : MONOPOLY PERFECT COMPETITION

1) Number of producer 1 Many

2) Knowledge imperfect perfect

3) Price setter/taker setter taker

4) Nature of goods no substitute/ imperfect sub. homogeneous

5) Barriers to entry very high no

5) Factor mobility Factor immobility perfectly mobile

6) Profits in LR supernormal/normal normal

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