Business Studies, asked by ssatvik6285, 1 year ago

A market situation when many firms sell similar but not identical products is termed as

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Answered by julianv346
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im pretty sure its monopolistic

Answered by Arslankincsem
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In the monopolistic competition the market has a large number of sellers who sell similar products that are not identical in nature, and there is some difference in product attributes.  

The market is termed as monopolistic.

The market can have 4 types of structure, and they are Perfect Competition structure, Monopolistic competition market, Monopoly market and oligopoly market each having its significance as well.

Answered by Arslankincsem
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In the monopolistic competition the market has a large number of sellers who sell similar products that are not identical in nature, and there is some difference in product attributes.  

The market is termed as monopolistic.

The market can have 4 types of structure, and they are Perfect Competition structure, Monopolistic competition market, Monopoly market and oligopoly market each having its significance as well.

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