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At break-even point, a firm makes:

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normal profits
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super-normal profits
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extra-normal losses
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none of the above
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Solution

The correct option is A normal profits
At break-even point, a firm makes normal profits. At this point, total revenue and total cost are equal.Profits are said to be normal when TR=TC or AR=AC. Normal profits are defined as the minimum return that the producer expects from his capital invested in the business. Normal profits are a part of total cost.

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