Normal profit is the minimum level of income needed for a business to remain competitive in an industry over the long term. It represents the point at which total revenue equals total cost, including explicit and implicit costs.
In economics and business, submarginal entities are unable to maintain the minimum profit, production level, and so on to remain permanently in existence.
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