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    If Total Revenue Exceeds Total Variable Cost, a Firm Should
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If Total Revenue Exceeds Total Variable Cost, a Firm Should

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Question 64

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If total revenue exceeds total variable cost, a firm should continue to produce in the short run because all of its variable costs and some or all of its fixed costs can be paid out of revenue.

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