When marginal cost equals marginal revenue of products

a

the firms is producing at a loss

b

the firm is at a break-even point

c

the firm is making the least profit

d

the supplementary cost of the firm is highest

e

the firm has maximum profit

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SucceyAsher
3 years ago
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No no no! The Right answer is E.

A firm is at Break-even Point when Total cost equals Total Revenue. That is to say that the company neither made profit nor loss.


But the question says "Marginal cost equals Marginal Revenue of a product"

And we know that in a perfectly competitive firm, profit is maximized when Marginal cost equals Marginal revenue.

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seyi Adeforijin
12 years ago

the answer is option B, because when the producers income is the same amount with his cost of production, this means that he did not make any profit

Myschool Kelly
10 years ago

Correction has been made. Thanks for your contributions.

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the answer is E

Jewel_003
1 year ago

E should be the answer

chk
1 year ago

the answer is option E

ijeoma vickylopez
10 years ago

yea they are wrong. the answer is b

Norzy16
2 years ago

The answer is E
when MR = MC Profit is maximised

Herked4
10 years ago

d ans x absolute b

damcul
10 years ago

B

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