A) diminishing marginal returns
B) marginal cost output
C) economies of scale
D) diseconomies of scale
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A) marginal cost line must intersect the average cost line at the middle point of the average cost curve
B) marginal cost of production is below the average cost for producing previous units
C) producing one more unit is reducing average costs overall
D) producing a marginal unit is increasing average costs overall
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A) it allows all factors of production to change.
B) fixed costs cannot be changed.
C) only variable costs are allowed to change.
D) only marginal costs are allowed to change
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A) variable costs
B) sunk costs
C) marginal costs
D) average marginal costs
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A) marginal cost; total costs
B) marginal cost; fixed costs
C) average variable cost; fixed costs
D) average variable cost; total costs
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A) returns to scale
B) economies of scale
C) constant returns to scale
D) diminishing marginal returns
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A) that if the market price exceeds average cost, profits will be positive.
B) that if the market price is below average cost, then profits will be negative.
C) total revenues are the quantity produced multiplied by the price.
D) whether the firm is earning profit if fixed costs are left out of the calculation.
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A) 18,000 firms with fewer than 100 employees.
B) 18,000 large firms that employ more than 500 workers.
C) 26,000 firms with fewer than 100 employees.
D) 26,000 large firms that employ more than 300 workers.
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A) decreasing returns to scale
B) consent returns to scale
C) economies of scale
D) increasing returns to scale
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A) downward-sloping; more costly to produce
B) upward-sloping; more costly to produce
C) downward-sloping; less costly to produce
D) upward-sloping; less costly to produce
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A) diminishing marginal returns
B) increasing returns to scale
C) decreasing returns to scale
D) constant returns to scale
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A) do so regardless of what type of competition exists in a market.
B) take a long-run perspective on costs, when such costs cannot be adjusted.
C) take a short-run perspective on labor costs which cannot be immediately changed.
D) breakdown its cost structure according to short-run adjustments.
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A) Diminishing variable returns
B) Diminishing average returns
C) Diminishing marginal returns
D) Diminishing marginal costs
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A) by adding up the fixed costs
B) at any vertical axis point where the total cost curve never equals zero
C) as the point where the total cost curve touches the vertical axis
D) by adding up the variable costs
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