Multiple Choice
If price is less than marginal cost,a perfectly competitive firm should decrease output because
A) Marginal costs are increasing.
B) Total revenues are decreasing.
C) The firm is producing units that cost more to produce than the firm receives in revenue,thus reducing profits (or increasing losses) .
D) Marginal revenue is decreasing.
Correct Answer:
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