Answer:
If economic profit is positive, accounting profit must also be positive
Explanation:
Accounting Profit is the excess of firm revenues over its explicit, monetarily paid costs.
Accounting Profit = Total Revenue - Total Explicit costs (eg rent paid, employees salary paid)
Economic Profit is the excess of firm revenues over its explicit & implicit, monetarily unpaid, opportunity costs.
Economic Profit = Total Revenue - Total explicit costs - Total implicit costs (interest on self owned capital, salary of job sacrifised)
So : As Economic Profit subtracts more costs from revenue than Accounting Profit, former is lesser than latter. Hence : if economic profit is positive, accounting profit must also be positive.