The table below lists the short-run costs for One Guy's Pizza.If One Guy's can sell all the output they produce for $12 per unit,how much should One Guy's produce to maximize profits? Does One Guy's Pizza earn an economic profit in the short-run? 
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Expected Value
A statistical concept that calculates the average outcome of a probability event or investment over the long term.
Expected Value
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Expected Value
Expected value is a statistical concept that calculates the average outcome of a random event when considering all possible outcomes and their probabilities.
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