A Perfectly Competitive Firm Maximizes Its Profits by

question 49

Multiple Choice

A perfectly competitive firm maximizes its profits by

• A) choosing the optimal level of output.
• B) maximizing total revenue.
• C) choosing the optimal price.
• D) pricing slightly under its competitors.
• E) maximizing total sales.

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