In monopolistic competition:

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In monopolistic competition, firms have some control over the price of their product, and can deviate from the average price set by other firms in the market. This is because each firm produces a differentiated product that has some unique features or characteristics, giving it a degree of market power. However, firms do not supply a large part of the total market output (as in oligopoly), and their actions do not directly affect the actions of other firms (as in monopoly or duopoly). Additionally, firms do not typically determine the amount they produce through agreements with competitors (as in collusion).

In Monopolistic Competition