In monopolistic competition-long-run economic profit

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In monopolistic competition, firms are said to have zero long-run economic profit.

This makes me wonder whether profits of intermediate goods producers in New Keynesian model ever be zero.

For reference we can assume Gali's simple New Keynesian model.

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