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If a Competitive Firm Suffers Loss, It Should

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If a competitive firm suffers loss, it should:


A) always shut down.
B) shut down if its losses are greater than total fixed costs.
C) shut down if its total fixed costs are greater than losses.
D) raise its price.

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