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A Perfectly Competitive Firm Is Producing More Than the Profit-Maximizing

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A perfectly competitive firm is producing more than the profit-maximizing amount of its product. You can conclude that its


A) total cost exceeds its total revenue.
B) average total cost exceeds the price of the product.
C) marginal revenue is less than the price of the product.
D) marginal cost exceeds the price of the product.

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