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Printed Store Flyers May Not Come Back as COVID-19 Changes Retail Habits Previous question Last month, Loblaws pulled its flyers in response to concerns that newsprint could help spread the virus. Canadian Tire temporarily paused distribution of its flyers. Walmart Canada paused its print flyer for two weeks early in the COVID-19 pandemic but has resumed production. Metro Inc. said the company plans to maintain its flyers, Source: ebc.ca, April 13, 2020 If Loblaw pulls its flyers but continues to advertise online and increases its market expenditure, how will Loblaw's cost and revenue curves and economic profit change? Does average total cost at the profit-maximizing output increase or decrease? Loblaw's increased marketing expenditure shifts the average total cost curve A. and the marginal cost curve upward. If marketing is successful, the demand curve and the marginal revenue curve shift rightward O B. and the marginal cost curve downward, If marketing is successful, the demand curve and the marginal revenue curve shift rightward O C. upward, If marketing is successful, the demand curve and the marginal revenue curve shift rightward. The marginal cost curve doesn't change O D. downward. The demand curve, the marginal revenue curve, and the marginal cost curve don't change Loblaw's economic profit O A. rises, falls, or remains the same O B. falls O C. remains the same O D. rises Average total cost at the profit-maximizing output O A. increases O B. remains the same O C. increases, decreases, or remains the same but we don't know for sure O D, decreases