In monopolistic competition, there are many producers and consumers in the marketplace, and all firms only have a degree of market control. Monopolistic Markets.

Monopolistic competition is one type of market structure that falls on a spectrum ranging from perfect competition to monopoly. In general, the closer an industry is to a perfect competition, ...

In monopolistic competition, many firms sell similar but not identical products, allowing for some degree of pricing power.; An oligopoly consists of a few dominant firms that control the market ...

According to the legal representatives of the 'Fair PlayStation' campaign, at least 1.7 million Dutch PlayStation owners pay too much for their digital downloads. Economic research ...

In monopolistic competition, firms try to make their offering different by investing in R&D and advertising, so that they do not have to compete on price alone.

A federal court in New Jersey allows a multistate antitrust lawsuit against Apple to proceed, challenging its app market ...