The difference between the LONG-RUN outcomes in a perfectly competitive market and a monopoly market is that

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a Firms in perfect competition produce at minimum cost, while a monopolist may not.

b Firms in perfect competition earn zero profits, while a monopolist may earn positive profits..

c Firms in perfect competition produce where price equals marginal cost, while a monopolist charges a price above marginal cost.

d All of the above.