Question $13$

A firm's accounting profit is always greater than its economic profit because

a$.$ accounting profit considers explicit costs, which economic profit does not.

b$.$ economic profit is always aera, no matter what kind of firm it is$.$

c$.$ accounting profft is always pesitve, ne matter what kind of firm it is$.$

d$.$ accounting profft considers irpilitit costs, which economic profit does not.

e$.$ economic profit considers impilitit costs, which accounting profit does not.