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The market for wedding planning services in a city is monopolistically competitive. Suppose that the market is in long-run equilibrium. For a typical wedding planning firm, price:

          The market for wedding planning services in a city is monopolistically competitive. Suppose that the market is in long-run equilibrium. For a typical wedding planning firm, price:
        

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Principles of Economics
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Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition
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00:01 So here we're talking about perfect competition.
00:03 And the first rule of perfect competition is that in the long run, nobody makes profits.
00:10 That's what we mean by competition, right? if profits, something must happen, right? something must happen.
00:19 Something must happen to reduce profits, right? so how do we reduce profits? well, in a marketplace, if we think of a marketplace quantity and price, we think of demand and supply.
00:39 If profits, it must be the case that we know something about the market price, right? the price must be too high, too high, right? the price is not sustainably high.
00:55 So what happens when there's profits? when profits, firms enter to get those profits, right? that's what profits does.
01:07 If there are profits, other firms are going to be attracted to the industry in search of those profits...
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