11. Lola starts a consulting business for companies. She makes all the business decisions and bears the risk of running the business. Lola expects to receive: a. An income greater than your opportunity cost b. A utility or economic benefit c. A normal profit or profit d. An income greater than the capital investment

11. Lola starts a consulting business for companies. She makes all the business decisions and bears the risk of running the business. Lola expects to receive: a. An income greater than your opportunity cost b. A utility or economic benefit c. A normal profit or profit d. An income greater than the capital investment

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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