
ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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Author: NEWNAN
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Transcribed Image Text:Price
P₁
P2
P3
PA
Quantity
MC
If the short-run price is.
, the perfectly competitive firm will
A) P1; break even
B) P2; break even
C) P3; earn positive economic profit
D) P4; earn positive economic profit
E) P2; negative economic profit
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