| From the Where2sing.com forum: Yes, market forces will always prevail in every industry, in every market. I also agree that the lone-host has a greater opportunity with lower costs and the ability to maintain quality by doing it all himself. I also agree that it drives others to compete.
I am just adding to all your comments and opinions (not disputing any) - detailing other perspectives and dimensions to the topic of discussion of : 'one host monopolising karaoke-shows'.
On the lone-host : He is restricted to a maximum of one gig a night, and will eventually have to employ others to run gigs on the same nights. With such demand of his 'product' the hobby-host will be spurred on to commercialise his operations (like KK had to, training new hosts for duplicate shows on the same nights) and like you said, this will stir up healthy competition.
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