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Total revenue = $15000.
Total cost = fixed cost + variable cost = $12000+$5000=$17000.
Profit = $15000-$17000 = -$2000.
However because the total revenue is more than the variable cost, the firm will not shut down.
The correct option is therefore,
-$2000, should not.
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