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-(Figure: A Firm's Cost Curves)Use Figure: A Firm's Cost Curves.The curve labeled W represents the firm's _____ cost curve.

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Where the long-run average total cost curve is at its lowest point,it is tangent to the _____ of the corresponding short-run average total cost curve.
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Decreasing and increasing returns to scale account for the shape of the:
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(Figure: Long-Run and Short-Run Average Cost Curves)Use Figure: Long-Run and Short-Run Average Cost Curves.If a firm is producing at point C on the ATC2 but anticipates increasing output to 225,000 units in the long run,the firm will build a _____ plant and have _____ of scale.
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When a firm adds physical capital,its variable cost will decrease in the long run.
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-(Table: Cakes)Use Table: Cakes.Pat is opening a bakery to make and sell special birthday cakes.She is trying to decide how many mixers to purchase.Her estimated fixed and average variable costs if she purchases 1,2,or 3 mixers are shown in the table.Assume that average variable costs do not vary with the quantity of output.If Pat purchases 1 mixer,her average fixed cost _____ in the range of output between 100 and 400 cakes.

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If marginal cost is GREATER than average total cost,then average total cost is:
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A business produces 10 pairs of eyeglasses.It incurs $30 in average variable cost and $5 in average fixed cost.The total cost of producing 10 pairs of eyeglasses is:
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The _____ curve shows the additional cost of producing each additional unit of output.
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In general,if marginal cost is EQUAL to average total cost:
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If a firm has to increase output suddenly to meet an increase in demand,its average total cost will increase in the short run until it has time to add physical capital.
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-(Table: Workers and Output)Use Table: Workers and Output.After graduation,you achieve your dream of opening an art shop that specializes in selling mud statues.You pay $10 per day on a loan from your uncle,regardless of how much you produce.You also pay $10 per day to each of the workers who you hire to make the mud statues.How many workers should you hire to minimize your marginal cost?

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Economies and diseconomies of scale are associated with the:
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A firm that is able to use its inputs more efficiently as it increases production in the long run BEST demonstrates:
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The long-run average cost curve will be upward-sloping when the firm has:
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-(Figure: The Average Total Cost Curve)Use Figure: The Average Total Cost Curve.The total cost of producing three pairs of boots is approximately:

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-(Table: Cost Data)Use Table: Cost Data.The average fixed cost of producing 5 purses is:

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Economies of scale are often the result of increased specialization,which can occur when output levels increase.
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