First used in the 1930s by economists Edward Chamberlin and Joan Robinson, the term "monopolistic competition" refers to a market structure in which many businesses provide a product or service, but ...

Although most people think of markets for various products as being either monopolistic or competitive, the reality is that our economy is more complicated. Individual product markets tend to fall ...

There are four major market structures, which can tell us what the competitive landscape looks like.

Competition law and policy enforcers consistently face challenges in understanding the economic forces that drive competition in digital platform markets. Specifically, regulators struggle to draw ...