Charlie's Chimps is a perfectly competitive firm that produces cuddly chimps for children. The market price of a chimp is $10, and Charlie's Chimps produces 100 chimps. The marginal cost of the 100th chimp is $9. Charlie's Chimps
A) is maximizing its profit.
B) will maximize its profit if it produces more than 100 chimps.
C) will maximize its profit if it lowers the price to $9 a chimp.
D) will maximize its profit if it produces fewer than 100 chimps.
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