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If, for a Given Output Level, a Perfectly Competitive Firm's

Question 212

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If, for a given output level, a perfectly competitive firm's price is less than its average variable cost, then the firm

A) is earning a profit.
B) should shut down.
C) should increase output.
D) should increase price.

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