According to economists, which of the following should be ignored when making de

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According to economists, which of the following should be ignored when making decisions? Sunk costs Marginal costs Explicit costs Science If demand decreases in the short-run in a perfectly competitive market, we expect Firms will make positive profits in the short-run, and then some firms will exit Firms will make positive profits in the short-run, and then more firms will enter Firms will make negative profits in the short-run, and then some firms will exit Firms will make negative profits in the short-run, and then more firms will enter tefer to the accompanying figure. Point corresponds to the profit-maximizing quantity at which a firm in a competitive market would choose to produce

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Sunk cost must be ignored when making decisions.

Answer: a

Sunk cost is the pre-incurred cost which can’t be recovered. Therefore, it has no relevance in current business decisions.

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