In monopolistic competition there is more price-setting power than in perfect competition.

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In monopolistic competition, there are differentiated products, which means that firms can charge a slightly higher price due to the perceived differences in their products. This gives them more price-setting power compared to firms in perfect competition where they are price takers and have no control over the market price.

In Monopolistic Competition There Is More Price-Setting Power Than in Perfect