Multiple Choice
Suppose that Sandy owns a farm in North Carolina and Pat owns a farm in Iowa, and Sandy's farm is generally more productive than Pat's. If both Sandy and Pat sell their corn in the same market, Sandy should produce the output at the marginal cost that is:
A) less than the marginal cost of Pat's production.
B) equal to the marginal cost of Pat's production.
C) greater than the marginal cost of Pat's production.
D) equal to total revenue in the market.
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