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In long-run competitive equilibrium, what profit does a firm earn?
AMonopoly profit
BPermanent loss
CProfit equal to sales
DZero economic profit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Zero economic profit
Entry and exit push the market price to the level where economic profit is zero.
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