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O Macmillan Learning Rambutan is a fruit prized in Eastern Asia for its unique hairy look. Once peeled, it reveals a sweet, slightly sour, grape-like, gummy-tasting fruit. The graph shows the average total cost, marginal revenue, and marginal cost curves of a perfectly or (purely) competitive rambutan farmer. This firm is incurring a firms will $ loss. profit What is this firm's profit or loss, rounded to the nearest penny? Oshut down. If the market price fell to $9.51, the firm would incur an economic loss. In the long run, earn zero economic profit. earn an economic profit. Price per bushel $12.11 10.11 9.51 MR C 5.4 MC B ATC 7 Quantity (bushels)

O Macmillan Learning Rambutan is a fruit prized in Eastern Asia for its unique hairy look. Once peeled, it reveals a sweet, slightly sour, grape-like, gummy-tasting fruit. The graph shows the average total cost, marginal revenue, and marginal cost curves of a perfectly or (purely) competitive rambutan farmer. This firm is incurring a firms will $ loss. profit What is this firm's profit or loss, rounded to the nearest penny? Oshut down. If the market price fell to $9.51, the firm would incur an economic loss. In the long run, earn zero economic profit. earn an economic profit. Price per bushel $12.11 10.11 9.51 MR C 5.4 MC B ATC 7 Quantity (bushels)

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Chapter8: Perfect Competition

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