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A movement along a demand curve may be caused by a change in
Profitable Level
The point at which a company's revenues exceed its costs, leading to financial gain or profit.
Minimal Losses
The smallest amount of losses that can be incurred, typically used in the context of minimizing financial or operational losses.
Marginal Revenue
The increase in earnings resulting from the sale of one extra good or service.
Economic Profit
the difference between total revenue and total opportunity costs; a measure of profit beyond the normal return on investment.
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