A picture-frame company operates in a monopolistically competitive market. Its short- run equilibrium price is $80 and its ATC is $65 . It sells 100 picture frames a week. Ignoring for now its long-run position, in the short run,

a. the firm makes zero economic profit, zero accounting profit, but $1,500 normal profit
b. other picture-frame companies will leave the market because it knows new firms will enter to drive price and economic profit down
c. the firm makes an $80,000 accounting profit
d. the firm makes an economic profit of $1,500
e. the market demand curve will shift to the left as more firms enter the market


D

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