alleryStart learning →Cross price elasticity of demand between goods in monopolistic competition is:
ANearly zero
BMostly negative
CLarge, positive
DNear infinite
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Large, positive
The goods are close substitutes, so a price rise for one sharply raises demand for another.
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