When Comparing Profit Business Managers to Not-For-Profit Managers, Which of the Following

question 120

Multiple Choice

When comparing profit business managers to not-for-profit managers, which of the following statements is true?

• A)Not-for-profit managers don't care about costs.
• B)Not-for-profit managers are more constrained by administrative procedures.
• C)Profit managers are more motivated.
• D)They differ in the measure of performance.
• E)Profit managers are more rational and apolitical.

Apply concepts of average variable cost, average total cost, and marginal cost in decision-making processes.

Understand the relationship between price, marginal revenue, and optimal output levels.

Explain the impacts of cost changes on industry equilibriums and firm decisions.

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