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What happens to output if a firm changes both labor and equipment ? a Increasing Returns to Scale Increasing returns to scale ( also called economies of scale ) occur when the percentage increase in output exceeds the percentage ...
What happens to output if a firm changes both labor and equipment ? a Increasing Returns to Scale Increasing returns to scale ( also called economies of scale ) occur when the percentage increase in output exceeds the percentage ...
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CHAPTER 10 OUTPUT AND COSTS Long - Run Cost and Returns to Scale There is a connection between the long - run average cost curve and returns to scale . Figure 10.9 shows this connection . When long - run average cost is decreasing ...
CHAPTER 10 OUTPUT AND COSTS Long - Run Cost and Returns to Scale There is a connection between the long - run average cost curve and returns to scale . Figure 10.9 shows this connection . When long - run average cost is decreasing ...
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But if one large firm can reap economies of scale and scope , its marginal cost curve will lie below the supply curve of a competitive industry a made up of thousands of small firms . It is possible for such economies of scale and scope ...
But if one large firm can reap economies of scale and scope , its marginal cost curve will lie below the supply curve of a competitive industry a made up of thousands of small firms . It is possible for such economies of scale and scope ...
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