Multiple Choice
Increasing returns to scale for a firm is shown graphically by
A) a horizontal long- run average cost curve.
B) a downward- sloping long- run average cost curve.
C) an upward- sloping long- run average cost curve.
D) a vertical long- run average cost curve.
E) none of the above; returns to scale have nothing to do with the shape of the long- run average cost curve.
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