Explian large number of sellers in monopolistic competition
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Monopolistic competition refers to a market situation, in which a large numberof firms sells differentiated product. Thus, it is a market where a large number of sellersproducing close but not perfect substitutes to each other.
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Yeah _ In a monopolistic market there r large no of sellers as there is freedom of entry and exist...
So there r large seller of same product but different compensation of product by different firms of packing and offers...
Ex - Different brands of soap only ..
Thank you
Answer _______
Yeah _ In a monopolistic market there r large no of sellers as there is freedom of entry and exist...
So there r large seller of same product but different compensation of product by different firms of packing and offers...
Ex - Different brands of soap only ..
Thank you
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