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How much is the firm's output at the break-even point?
Drive-Reduction Theory
A psychological concept suggesting that motivation arises from biological needs that push organisms to seek homeostasis through reducing drives stemming from those needs.
Tension
The physical or emotional strain caused by conflicting or demanding circumstances.
Stability
The condition of being resistant to change or variation, often used in psychological contexts to refer to emotional or mental consistency.
Primary Drives
Basic, instinctual drives that motivate behaviors necessary for survival, such as hunger, thirst, and avoidance of pain.
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