If a Firm Is Earning Zero Economic Profit, Then

Multiple Choice

If a firm is earning zero economic profit, then:

A) the firm's revenues are sufficient to pay its explicit costs, but not its implicit costs.
B) the owner will not be able to pay himself or herself a salary.
C) the firm will shut down in the long run, but will continue to operate in the short run.
D) the firm's accounting profit is equal to the firm's implicit costs.