In the short run, a perfectly competitive firm
A) can possibly make an economic profit or possibly incur an economic loss.
B) can make only zero economic profit.
C) produces the level of output that sets the average total cost equal to the market price.
D) can change only its fixed inputs.
E) can vary all its inputs.
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