Which of the following is not the goal of a retailer who hires an online fashion influencer (i.e. someone on a social media platform to utilize their product in their videos)? A Decrease the cost of production causing supply to increase. B Increase the popularity of their product causing demand to increase. C Convince some buyers that there are no substitutes for the product making their demand more inelastic. D Increase their profitability by trying to exploit market forces.
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