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Monopolistic competition

The form of economic competition known as Monopolistic competition occurs when:

There are many producers and many consumers in a given market.
Consumers have clearly defined preferences - the goods and services are heterogeneous
There are barriers to entry into the market.

See also : other market forms

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Monopolistic competition

List of Marketing TopicsList of Management TopicsList of Economics TopicsList of Accounting TopicsList of Finance TopicsList of Economists

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