A) causes average total cost curves to be downward-sloping.
B) shifts average total cost curves downward.
C) offsets diseconomies of scale, making the average total cost curve flat.
D) is not important in the real world.
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A) inputs must be substituted for one another to keep costs constant.
B) inputs are substituted for output.
C) inputs must be substituted for one another to keep output constant.
D) the marginal productivity of a factor declines.
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A) indivisible setup costs.
B) diseconomies of scale.
C) output levels that exceed the minimum efficient level of production.
D) decreasing marginal productivity.
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A) an upward-sloping long-run average cost curve.
B) an upward-sloping short-run average cost curve.
C) a downward-sloping long-run average cost curve.
D) a downward-sloping short-run average cost curve.
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A) diminishing marginal productivity.
B) constant returns to scale.
C) economies of scale.
D) diseconomies of scale.
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A) indivisible setup costs.
B) diseconomies of scale.
C) the absence of fixed inputs.
D) the presence of fixed inputs.
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A) marketing.
B) manufacturing.
C) farming.
D) manual labor.
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A) the machine's cost for each of its 20 years of existence is $2,500.
B) the machine's cost for each of its 20 years of existence is $3,000.
C) during the first year the machine had no cost; it provided a revenue to the firm.
D) the value of the machine will continue to increase 20 percent per year for the next 20 years.
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A) upward-sloping.
B) vertical.
C) downward-sloping.
D) horizontal.
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