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When an Industry Is Described as a Decreasing-Cost, Increasing-Cost, or Constant-Cost

Question 51

Question 51

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When an industry is described as a decreasing-cost, increasing-cost, or constant-cost industry, the "cost" that is being referred to is


A) marginal cost.
B) average total cost.
C) average variable cost.
D) sunk cost.
E) fixed cost.

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