Answer: When economic profit is zero, accounting profit is equal to the total explicit costs of the firm. Explicit costs are the actual monetary payments made by the firm for the resources it uses, such as wages, rent, and supplies. Accounting profit is calculated by subtracting the explicit costs from the total revenue of the firm. When economic profit is zero, this means that the firm is earning just enough revenue to cover all of its explicit costs, but is not earning any additional profit. In this case, the accounting profit will be equal to zero as well, since the total revenue is just enough to cover the explicit costs.
Explanation:
Look at Flagellation of Christ by Piero della Francesca. This painting is a
primary example of
A. Naturalism
B. balanced composition
C. chiaroscurd
D. sfumato