When a firm is at its short-run break-even point

A. economic profits are negative but the firm should continue to produce because accounting profits are positive.
B. economic profits equal zero and the firm should shut down.
C. economic profits are positive.
D. economic profits equal zero and the firm is earning a nominal rate of return on investment.


Answer: D

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