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Since it is always a negative number, economists use the convention of taking the absolute value of:
Economic Profits
The surplus gained by a firm when total revenue exceeds total costs, including both explicit and implicit costs, reflecting the financial advantage of a particular course of action.
Accounting Profits
The total revenue of a business minus explicit costs; also known as net income.
Production Costs
The total expenses incurred in the manufacturing or creation of a product or service.
Economic Profit
The difference between total revenue and total costs, including both explicit and opportunity costs, indicating true profitability.
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