Discuss and compare the characteristics of perfect competitive market and monopolistic competitive market. Provide an example of a market that will operate in each of these market structures. In 2 separate diagrams, explain and illustrate an economic profit diagram, by clearly discussing the price, output and showing the profit area.

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