What can be inferred from a monopolistic competitive firm that operates at an output where the average
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What can be inferred from a monopolistic competitive firm that operates at an output where the average total cost curve is higher than the average revenue curve?
The marginal cost of the firm is at a minimum.
The firm is at long run equilibrium.
The firm is making subnormal profit.
The firm should shut-down.
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