1. How does competition among online music retailers influence economic profit?
Online music retailers are in a monopolistic competition i.e. they all have slightly differentiated goods in the market and anyone can enter the market and leave whenever they want, they also have some control over the price in the market.
When there is an economic profit more and more such sellers come in and that shifts the demand curve to the left reducing the quantity of good sold in the market by a single firm, this will continue to the point were the economic profits are wiped out and only normal profits are remaining. So, competition wipes out the economic profit in the market.
1. How does competition among online music retailers influence economic profit?
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