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According to _____, marginal cost increases as output rises.
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(Figure: Long-Run and Short-Run Average Total Cost Curves) In the figure, which level of output represents diseconomies of scale?


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The _____ total cost curve is the lowest cost per unit at which a business can produce various levels of output when all inputs are allowed to vary.
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(Figure: MPP L) In the figure, what is the total physical product of two workers?


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Wayne, a small business owner, had production expenses last year of $40,000. Revenues were $100,000. Wayne gave up a job that paid $60,000 to open his business. Wayne earned:
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