Firms in monopolistic competition compete by selling similar, but not identical products.

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In monopolistic competition, firms offer products that are differentiated in some way from their competitors' products, whether through branding, quality, design, or other features. This differentiation makes the products similar, but not identical, and allows firms to distinguish themselves from their rivals in the eyes of consumers.

Firms in Monopolistic Competition Compete by Selling Similar, but Not