If a graph is used to compare total revenue and total cost of a perfectly competitive firm, then the horizontal axis of the graph will represent the and the vertical axis will represent. OA. price, measured in dollars; quantity of goods produced O B. total costs measured in dollars; quantity of goods produced OC. quantity produced; both total revenue and total costs, measured in dollars. O D. quantity produced; total revenue and total variable costs, measured in dollars.

If a graph is used to compare total revenue and total cost of a perfectly competitive firm, then the horizontal axis of the graph will represent the and the vertical axis will represent. OA. price, measured in dollars; quantity of goods produced O B. total costs measured in dollars; quantity of goods produced OC. quantity produced; both total revenue and total costs, measured in dollars. O D. quantity produced; total revenue and total variable costs, measured in dollars.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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