The document discusses the four main types of competition: perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly competition, and monopoly competition. Perfect competition is characterized by many small businesses, homogenous products, free entry and exit into the market, and perfect information. Monopolistic competition has many businesses but differentiated products, while oligopoly has a small number of interdependent competitors. Monopoly exists when there is only one provider of a product or service without close substitutes. Examples of each type are given.

2. Types
OF
Competition

3. Questions
 What is Competition.
 Why and for what there is
Competition.
 What are the benefits of Competition.
 What are the types of Competition.

4. Competition
 Robert Thomas said that
competition is a contest.
 Prize
 Respect
 Advantages
 Any type of interest

5. Why there is competition
 Our capitalist system ensures that
individuals and businesses make
the decisions what to produce how
to produce and what price to charge
for product

6. Benefits of competition
 Variety
 Vast Price range
 Improvement in business
 Improvement in Market

7. Types Of
Competition

8. Four Types Of Competition

10. Perfect Competition

11. Properties of Perfect Competition

12. Example of Perfect
Competition
Agriculture products Meat products

13. Monopolistic Competition

15. Example Of Monopolistic
Competition
Cars companies Telecommunication

16. Monopoly
Competition

20. Examples of Monopoly

21. Competition

23. Examples

24. Presented by Group 4
Arif Hassan
Fawaz
Sidra
Azka
Hamza Amjad
Hafiz Kallem ullah