Canadian firm Hexo Corporation, of Kanata produces marijuana has implicit costs of $380.000 and explicit costs of $2 million in 2019. If Hexo Corporation sells 100,000 units of its outout at $27 per unit. its accounting Multiple Cholce losses were $0 and Its economic losses were $320.000. profits were $380,000 and Its economic profits were $0. profits were $700,000 and Its economic profits were $320.000. department department should be shut down. profits were $320,000 and Its economic profits were $700.000.

Canadian firm Hexo Corporation, of Kanata produces marijuana has implicit costs of $380.000 and explicit costs of $2 million in 2019. If Hexo Corporation sells 100,000 units of its outout at $27 per unit. its accounting Multiple Cholce losses were $0 and Its economic losses were $320.000. profits were $380,000 and Its economic profits were $0. profits were $700,000 and Its economic profits were $320.000. department department should be shut down. profits were $320,000 and Its economic profits were $700.000.

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