Suppose that at a given level of output, a perfectly competitive firm charges a price of $12 and has average total costs of $10 . If its economic profit is $20,000 . then it must be producing:

a. 40,000 units of output.
b. 20,000 units of output.
c. 30,000 units of output.
d. 10,000 units of output.
e. 50,000 units of output.

d

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