The 'superstar effect' in economics explains how individuals like Taylor Swift can become billionaires due to their global popularity and being consumers' first choice in the market. This phenomenon occurs because a larger market size amplifies the superstar effect, making top performers like Taylor Swift highly rewarded for their talents in a worldwide market. Therefore, her massive comparative advantage over competitors stems from being the preferred option for millions of consumers worldwide, leading to her substantial economic success.

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