If economic profit is equal to zero, group of answer choices the entrepreneur's profit as measured by accountants is also equal to zero. the entrepreneur's profit as measured by accountants must be less than zero. the entrepreneur is making only a normal profit. the entrepreneur's profit cannot be determined based on the information given.

The correct answer is "the entrepreneur is making only a normal profit.".

Explanation: If economic profit is equal to zero, then the entrepreneur is making only a normal profit.

The normal economic benefit, zero or zero, does not imply that there are no accounting benefits. It only means that the company obtains just the necessary income to remunerate the opportunity cost of all the factors used (including compensation to their owners). Therefore it means that the company obtains a return equivalent to what it would receive in any other alternative activity.

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