A competitive firm's bookkeeper, upon reviewing the firm's books, finds that the company spent twice as much

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A competitive firm's bookkeeper, upon reviewing the firm's books, finds that the company spent twice as much on its plant, a fixed cost, as the firm's manager had previously thought. Should the manager change the output level because of this new information? How does this new information affect profit?

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