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In a graph of a firm's short-run total costs and total revenue, the total cost and the total revenue curves, respectively, will intersect the vertical axis
A) above the origin, above the origin.
B) above the origin, at the origin.
C) at the origin, at the origin.
D) below the origin, below the origin.

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