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-The above diagram shows the cost curves for a perfectly competitive wheat farmer. At what price(s) does the wheat farmer make an economic profit? Make zero economic profit? Incur an economic loss? How many bushels of wheat does the farmer produce if the price is $3 per bushel? If the price is $0.50 per bushel?
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