Which markets compete in non-price competition?

Markets that dominate  ( oligopoly firms )

Explanation:

A non-price competition is a type of business strategy used by firms who sell similar products to try and win more customers to themselves by not using price reduction as a strategy but using other forms of business/marketing strategies like modifying its products packaging styles, giving out coupons, talking about how wonderful their customers service is and also talking about how convenient doing business would be. they can even refer potential customers to existing customers reviews made on their products.

Oligopoly firms are a group of small number of firms who have actually dominated a particular market by selling in larger quantities. they usually determine the price structure due to their Dominance in the market.

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