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If Marginal Cost is equal to Marginal Revenue at two output levels, then any one of the output level can be taken as state of producer's eqauilibrium. Defend or refute.

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The given statement is refuted. In such a situation, only that output level is the state of producer's equilibrium when marginal cost becomes greater than marginal revenue after the equilibrium.
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