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As indicated by the Making Ethical Decisions box, activities that lead to corruption can destroy free economic opportunities because they interfere with the right to freely compete.
Economic Profits
The surplus left after deducting all costs, including opportunity costs, from a firm's total revenues, indicating the efficiency of resource allocation.
ATC Curve
Represents the Average Total Cost per unit of output produced, which is calculated by dividing the total cost by the quantity of output.
Non-price Competition
Strategies used by companies to attract customers through methods other than lowering prices, such as product differentiation and marketing.
Profit-maximizing
A strategy or point where a firm reaches its highest possible profit under given market conditions, taking into account costs and revenue.
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