Respuesta :
Answer: monopolistic competition
Explanation:
Monopolistic competition is a type of market structure that occurs when large number of firms sell similar but not identical products and competes with each other in other factors aside price.
The goods here are close substitute.
There is free entry into the market.
An individual firm has influence over the price of its products.
Answer:
MONOPOLIST COMPETITION
Explanation:
Monopolistic competition is a blend of 'perfect competition' and 'monopoly' .
This market structure has many sellers , which sell differentiated imperfect substitute goods.
These have free entry & exit , demand curve general downward sloping (as per law of demand) & elastic (because of many substitutes) .
There is imperfect information about goods among consumers , as sellers try to create superior perception about their goods in buyers mind by huge selling costs .