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    Exhibit 10-12 the Profit-Maximizing (Or Loss-Minimizing)output for the Firm
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Exhibit 10-12 the Profit-Maximizing (Or Loss-Minimizing)output for the Firm

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Question 111

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Exhibit 10-12 Exhibit 10-12   The profit-maximizing (or loss-minimizing) output for the firm in Exhibit 10-12 is A) zero (i.e., a shut down case)  B) 700 units C) 1, 000 units D) more than 700 and less than 1, 000 units E) more than 1, 000 units The profit-maximizing (or loss-minimizing) output for the firm in Exhibit 10-12 is


A) zero (i.e., a shut down case)
B) 700 units
C) 1, 000 units
D) more than 700 and less than 1, 000 units
E) more than 1, 000 units

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