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ARLKQ

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If a monopolistically competitive firm can earn a profit, it will increase production until:
 a. MR > AVC.
  b. MR = ATC.
  c. MC > MR.
  d. MR = AR.
  e. MR = MC.

Question 2

Cash payments to a steel mill for steel used in production would be an example of:
 a. sunk costs.
  b. fixed costs.
  c. explicit costs.
  d. implicit costs.
  e. entrepreneurial costs.



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

c



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