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The figure above illustrates a firm's demand and marginal revenue curves and its cost curves.


If the firm in the figure above attempted to minimize its average total cost by producing 100 pairs of Tommy jeans per day at an average total cost of $20 per pair and it sold those jeans for $80 per pair, the firm would
◦ make zero economic profit.
◦ make a larger economic profit than a firm that produced 125 jeans because the ATC of producing 125 jeans is higher than the ATC of producing 100 jeans.
◦ incur an economic loss.
◦ make a smaller economic profit than a firm that produced 125 jeans.
◦ achieve an efficient use of resources.
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