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Coffee Shop Competition Analysis

For years, 'The Daily Grind' has been the only coffee shop in a busy downtown district, known for its high-quality, ethically-sourced coffee and cozy atmosphere. A typical customer is willing to pay up to 5fortheirsignaturelatte.Anewnationalchain,′QuickBean′,opensnextdoor,offeringastandardlattefor5 for their signature latte. A new national chain, 'QuickBean', opens next door, offering a standard latte for 3 with a focus on speed and convenience. Analyze how the opening of 'QuickBean' is likely to affect the willingness to pay for a latte at 'The Daily Grind' for the average consumer in the district. Explain the economic principle that drives this change.

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