Indirect competition includes goods or services which are: a. closely priced. b. indirectly distributed. c. similar. d. substitutes. e. different.

Substitutes

Explanation:

Competition in business occurs when a two companies produce and sell similar product. It is further grouped into direct and indirect competition.

While direct competition occurs between companies producing almost the same products, for example breweries producing beers, indirect competition happens between companies selling goods that are not directly similar but can also be used to achieve the same purpose if the other good is not available. Indirect competitors always have a way of sharing or winning over potential customers.