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When a One-Unit Increase in Input Increases Output More Than

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When a one-unit increase in input increases output more than the previous unit of input, we say that there are

A) increasing returns.
B) increasing costs.
C) diseconomies of scale.
D) decreasing returns.
E) constant returns to scale.

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