A Profit Maximizing Perfectly Competitive Firm Would Never Operate at an Output

question 60

Multiple Choice

A profit maximizing perfectly competitive firm would never operate at an output level where

• A) it would not cover all of its variable costs.
• B) it was not earning a positive economic profit.
• C) it was not earning a zero economic profit.
• D) it was not earning an accounting profit.

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