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Answer:
NO, Optimal Price doesn't guarantees Positive profits rather it helps to select best pricing policy from various pricing policy.
Optimal Price guarantees either,
- Maximum positive profits, or
- Minimum Loss
What is Optimal Price:
- "Optimal Price" refers to a level of price at which profit is maximized.
- It is also known as "Profit Maximizing Price".
- It can be calculated through various pricing strategies.
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