2019 · Q37
A market situation when many firms sell similar but not identical products is termed as
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- APerfect competition
- BImperfect competition
- CMonopolistic competition
- DOligopoly
Explanation
Monopolistic competition is the market form in which many firms sell products that are similar but differentiated by branding, quality or features - examples include soaps and toothpastes. Perfect competition requires homogeneous products, oligopoly involves a few large sellers, and 'imperfect competition' is a generic term. Hence option C is correct.