Average-Cost Pricing

question 156

Multiple Choice

Average-cost pricing

• A) always results in a profit that is less than what was expected.
• B) will work out as expected when the firm's actual average fixed cost per unit is what was estimated when prices were set.
• C) sets the price at the point where average fixed cost is equal to average variable cost.
• D) ignores variable costs.
• E) is the only way to ensure that the firm will set a profitable price.

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