Marginal approach to profit maximization, Macroeconomics

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The marginal approach to profit maximization means that a firm should produce until a. marginal revenue equals zero b. marginal revenue equals marginal costs c. marginal cost becomes negatively sloped d. marginal revenue equals price e. price equals average total cost.

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