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The Least-Cost Way of Producing a Particular Rate of Output

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The least-cost way of producing a particular rate of output is represented by a point of tangency between a short-run average cost curve and the

A) total cost curve
B) short-run average total cost curve
C) average variable cost curve
D) long-run average cost curve
E) marginal cost curve

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