Multiple Choice
Consider the short- run and long- run cost curves for a firm.If there is a fall in all factor prices faced by the firm,
A) it will move to a lower point on its existing long- run and short- run average cost curves.
B) there will be no change in the cost curves in the long run.
C) both the long- run and short- run average cost curves will shift downward.
D) it will move to a lower point on its existing long- run average cost curve only.
E) there will be a downward shift in the long- run average cost curve but not in the short- run average cost curve.
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