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The Per-Unit Price of a Good Multiplied by the Quantity

Question 119

Question 119

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The per-unit price of a good multiplied by the quantity of units sold measures


A) total utility.
B) total costs.
C) total expenditure.
D) average revenue.
E) marginal expenditure.

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