Accounting profit is typically

A. greater than economic profit because the former does not take explicit costs into account.
B. smaller than economic profit because the former does not take implicit costs into account.
C. equal to economic profit because explicit costs include all opportunity costs.
D. greater than economic profit because the former does not take implicit costs into account.

Answer: D

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