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Suppose the firm faces a price of $34, an average variable cost of $35, and has an average fixed cost of $5. In the short-run, the firm OA should shut down. B. may or may not produce. OC. may need to raise funds. OD. None of the above.

Suppose the firm faces a price of $34, an average variable cost of $35, and has an average fixed cost of $5. In the short-run, the firm OA should shut down. B. may or may not produce. OC. may need to raise funds. OD. None of the above.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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