alleryStart learning →In monopolistic competition, there is no conscious rivalry because a firm's actions:
AAre secret by law
BSpread evenly over firms
CHit only one rival
DAre fixed by cartels
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Spread evenly over firms
With many firms, the effect of one firm's decision is spread thinly over the whole group, so rivals ignore it.
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