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xeze [42]
3 years ago
15

The concept of economic profit is used for making a decision between your two _______ options. Earning zero economic profit is n

ot bad. It means that your two best options make you equally well off so you are indifferent between the two. For example, I am indifferent between teaching microeconomics and macroeconomics because they make me equally well off (I get paid the same).
If economic profit is positive. you should choose the _______ option because it will make you _______ off. If economic profit is negative, you should choose the ________ option because it will make you better off.
Business
1 answer:
tigry1 [53]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The concept of economic profit ....... <u>alternative</u> two options.

If economic profit is positive .......... <u>Current </u>option.

If economic profit is negative............ <u>Other </u> option

Explanation:

Economic Profit is the excess of revenue associated with an option, over its costs (explicit external & implicit opportunity costs).

Example : Revenue - Direct explicit cost of production - opportunity cost (like interest on money invested, salary of job left foregone).

The concept is used to make decision between two<u> alternative</u> options. Given, zero economic profits imply indifference.

Positive Economic Profit implies - one should choose<u> Current </u>option, as it will make <u>Better off </u>, having more benefit than other option

Negative Economic Profit implies - one should choose <u>Other </u> option, as it wil make better off, having more benefit than the former considered option.

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